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Answered by PriyaAnshu126
2

Answer:

90km/h

Explanation:

Given :

Average speed = 60 km/h

Total distance = 120 km

speed for Ist 30km = 30km/h

Time taken for Ist 30km= 1 Hr ( v=s/t )

Now

Average speed = Total distance/ Total Time

60 = 120/t

t= 2 hr

Total Time = 2 hr- 1hr = 1hr (for remaining 90km)

Speed = distance/Time

speed = 90/1

speed = 90km/ h

Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\tt\underline\red{Solution:-}

\tt{Average\: speed=Total \:distance \:Total\: time\: taken}

\red\implies  \tt{V_{av} =\frac{d}{t}ort=\frac{d}{V_{av}}}

\tt{For\: 120 km,}

\tt{t=\frac{120km}{60km/hr} =2hr....(1)}

\tt{For\:1st\:30km,}

\red\implies \tt{t_{1} =\frac{30km}{30km/hr} =1km/hr}

\tt{For\: remaining\: 90 km,}

\red\implies \tt{t_{2}= t-t_{1} =2-1=1hr}

\tt{Speed=\frac{Distance}{Time} \:or\:v_{2}=\frac{d_{2} }{t_{2} }}

\red\implies\tt{\frac{90}{1}}

\red \implies\tt{90km/hr}

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