On a 60km track, a train travel the first 30km at a uniform speed of 30km/h. How fast must the train travel the next 30km so as to average 40km/h for the entire trip?
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To do this get the totalt time taken for the trip:
Average speed= total distance/total time taken
So time. Comes out to be 1.5 hrs.
1 hrs was travelled at 30kmph to cever 30km.
So remainder of 30 km have to be covered at x speed to cover in .5hrs.
Speed=distance/time
Speed=30/.5
Speed=60kmph.
Average speed= total distance/total time taken
So time. Comes out to be 1.5 hrs.
1 hrs was travelled at 30kmph to cever 30km.
So remainder of 30 km have to be covered at x speed to cover in .5hrs.
Speed=distance/time
Speed=30/.5
Speed=60kmph.
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