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Q2) A car goes from station A to B, with a speed of 40km/h and returns from B to A with a speed of 80km/h. Find the average speed and average velocity of the car.
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Answered by rsagnik437
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Answer :-

→ Average speed of the car is 53.33 km/h .

→ Average velocity of the car is 0 km/h .

Explanation :-

We have :-

• Speed from A to B (v₁) = 40 km/h

• Speed from B to A (v₂) = 80 km/h

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For average speed :-

In this case, the car goes from A to B and then returns back from B to A .

So, distance travelled by the car is same in both cases.

In this situation, average speed is given by :-

2vv/(v + v)

= (2 × 40 × 80)/(40 + 80)

= 6400/120

= 53.33 km/h

For average velocity :-

The car starts from the point A and moves to B . Thereafter, it again moves from B to A .

So, initial and final points of the car are same.

Thus, displacement is zero .

Also let time taken be 't' .

Average velocity :-

= Total displacement/Total time

= 0/t

= 0 km/h

Answered by MяMαgıcıαη
58

\red{\bigstar} G I V E N

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  • A car goes from station A to B, with a speed of 40 km/h

  • Returns from B to A with a speed of 80 km/h

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\blue{\bigstar} T OF I N D

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  • Average speed and average velocity of the car?

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\purple{\bigstar} S O L U T I O N

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  • Let the distance b/w A and B be x km

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\sf \dashrightarrow \: Time\:taken\:to\:cover\:distance\:from\:A\:to\:B = \dfrac{x}{40}

\\ \sf \dashrightarrow \: Time\:taken\:to\:return\:from\:B\:to\:A = \dfrac{x}{80}

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Now,

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\sf \quad \dashrightarrow \quad Average\:speed = \dfrac{x + x}{ \dfrac{x}{40} + \dfrac{x}{80}}

\\ \sf \quad \dashrightarrow \quad Average\:speed = \dfrac{2x}{ \dfrac{2x + x}{80} }

\\ \sf \quad \dashrightarrow \quad Average\:speed = \dfrac{2x}{ \dfrac{3x}{80} }

\\ \sf \quad \dashrightarrow \quad Average\:speed = 2x\:\times\: \dfrac{80}{3x}

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After cancelling 'x' with 'x', we get ::

\\ \sf \quad \dashrightarrow \quad Average\:speed = \dfrac{2\:\times\:80}{3}

\\ \sf \quad \dashrightarrow \quad Average\:speed = {\cancel{\dfrac{160}{3}}}

\\ \sf \quad \dashrightarrow \quad \pink{Average\:speed = 53.33\:km/h}

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  • Initial and final positions are same. So, total displacement becomes zero (Average velocity = Total displacement/Total time taken = 0/t = 0 km/h). Hence, average velocity is also zero.

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\orange{\bigstar} H E N C E

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  • Average speed = 53.33 km/h

  • Average velocity = 0 km/h

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\green{\bigstar} F O R M U L A EU S E D

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  • \small \sf Time = \dfrac{Distance}{Speed}

  • \small \sf Average\:speed = \dfrac{Total\:distance\:covered}{Total\:time\:taken}

  • \small \sf Average\:velocity = \dfrac{Total\:displacement}{Total\:time\:taken}

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