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If a car travels (2/5th) of the total distance with speed of 10 m/sec and (3/5th) of the distance with speed 20 m/sec. The average speed is given by ​

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Given: A car travels (2/5th) of the total distance with speed of 10 m/sec and (3/5th) of the distance with speed 20 m/sec.

To find: Average speed of the car

Explanation: Let the total distance covered be s.

During first part of the journey, 2/5 of the distance is covered.

Distance covered= 2s/5

Time taken

= Distance covered/ Speed

= (2s/5) / 10

= s/25

During second part of the journey, 3/5 of the distance is covered.

Distance covered= 3s/5

Time taken

= Distance covered/ Speed

= (3s/5) / 20

= 3s/100

Total time taken

= s/25 + 3s/100

= 4s+3s/100

= 7s/100

Average speed is equal to the total distance covered by total time taken to complete this journey.

Average speed

= Total distance/ Total time taken

= s / (7s/100)

= 100/7

= 14.285 m/s

The average speed of the car is 14.285 m/s.

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