Physics, asked by SHUBHANGTIWARI, 10 months ago

On a 100km track, a train travels the first 30 km at a uniform speed of 30km/h. How fast

must the train travel the next 70 km so as to average 40 km/h for the entire trip?​

Answers

Answered by xandacross12
2

Answer:

50kmph

Explanation:

taking speed s1=30kmph

we have to calc. s2

and calculating average means

{(s1 + s2)/2} = 40kmph(given)

let me know if it was helpful..


SHUBHANGTIWARI: but answer is 46.6666666km/hr
xandacross12: okay i'll check tht
xandacross12: well am still at 50kmph...ask others and ensure urself ..thnk yu
SHUBHANGTIWARI: I got it
SHUBHANGTIWARI: time taken to travel 30km=1hour
average \: speed = \frac{total \: distance}{total \: time}averagespeed=totaltimetotaldistance​ 
average speed =40kmph
distance left=70km
let time for second time = x

\begin{lgathered}40 = \frac{30 + 70}{1 + x} \\ 40 + 40x = 100 \\ 40x = 60 \\ x = \frac{60}{40} \\ x = 1.5\end{lgathered}40=1+x30+70​40+40x=10040x=60x=4060​x=1.5​ 
so speed for second time =
\begin{lgathered}70 \div 1.5 \\ = 46.66\end{lgathered}70÷1.5=46.66​ 
so answer is 46.66km
xandacross12: okay thnx
Similar questions