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if a train travel(30d^2+15d-10) km in 10 hours what is the average speed​

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Answered by Karan5Gupta
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You can further solve this by middle term splitting method
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Answered by Anonymous
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If a train travels \tt{30d^{2} + 15d - 10} kms in 10 hours. Find the average speed of the train.

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We are given that :-

Distance travelled by the train = \bold{30d^{2} + 15d - 10}

Time taken by the train = 10 hours

Speed of the train = \tt{\frac{Distance}{Time}}\\

=》 Speed of the train will be = \bold{\frac{30d^{2} + 15d - 10}{10}}\\

Taking 5 common from both, the denominator and the numerator, we get :-

=》 Speed of the train = \tt{\frac{5(6d^{2} + 3d - 2)}{5(2)}}\\

=》 Speed = \tt{\frac{6d^{2} + 3d - 2}{2}}\\

We can divide every term individually now, and then find the answer :-

=》 Speed = \tt{3d^{2} + \frac{3d}{2} - 1}\\

There's your answer !
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