Science, asked by AbhinavShakya, 1 year ago

on a 100 M track A train travels the first 30 km at a uniform speed of 30 km per hour how fast must the train travel athe next 7O km so as to average 40 km per hour for the entire trip

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Answered by tejasgupta
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Total Distance = 100 KiloMetersCase 1:Distance = 30 KmSpeed  =  30 kmphTime = Distance/Speed = 30/30 = 1 hour
Case 2:Distance = 70 KmLet Speed for this case be x kmphTime = distance/speed = 70/x hours
Now, Average speed for the entire journey is 40 kmphbut, average speed is given by     total distance/total time    =    (30 + 70)/(1+70/x) = 100 / {(1x + 70)/x}.
=> 100/{(x + 70)/x} = 40=> 100 = 40[{x + 70}/x]=> 100 = (40x + 2800)/x=> 100x - 40x = 2800=> 60x = 2800=> x = 2800/60 = 46.66 kmph

Hence, the speed for the next 70 km should be 46.66 kmph so that the average speed for the entire journey is 40kmph....
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