Math, asked by vidya2114, 6 months ago

if u take a trip which entails travelling 900 km by train at an average speed of 60 kmph 3000 km by boat at an average of 25 kmph and finally 15km by taxi at 25 kmph what is your average speed for the entire distance? ​

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Answered by tanvitarushita
3

Step-by-step explanation:

Step-by-step explanation:

Required formula:

Average speed for the entire journey = [Total Distance covered for the trip] / [Total Time]

Time = Distance/Speed

According to the data in the question, we get

Total Distance travelled during the trip = 900 + 3000 + 400 + 15 = 4315 km

and,

Based on the second formula we get,

Total time of the entire journey is given by,

= [\frac{900}{60} + \frac{3000}{25} + \frac{400}{350} + \frac{15}{25}

60

900

+

25

3000

+

350

400

+

25

15

hr

= [15 + 120 + 1.14 + 0.6] hr

= 136.74 hr

Thus, substituting the values of total distance and total time in the first formula, we get

Average Speed for the entire distance is given by,

= [\frac{4315}{136.74}

136.74

4315

km/hr

= 31.56 km/hr

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