Q5. A car travels from stop A to stop B with a speed of 30 km/h and then returns back to A with a speed of 50 km/h.
Find
(i) displacement of the car.
(ii) distance travelled by the car.
(iii) average speed of the car.
Answers
Answer:
Explanation
A car travels from A to B with a speed 30km/hr
Return back to point A with a speed of 50km/hr
☑ here displacement is Zero,
cause displacement is shortest distance between initial and final point
displacement=0 km
☑ To calculate the distance travelled by a car, we have to know speed and time, but there is no time mention in the question,
so, take variable m is a as distance
distance = m
car travels a distance from A to B and then return back to A therefore take a distance 2m
total distance = 2m
let's find time,
we know,
speed = distance /time
☑ the time taken to the car from A to B =time = distance /speed
time = m / 30
☑ from B to A speed of the car is 60km/hr
time = m /50
so, total time =[ m / 30 + m / 50 ]
= [8m /150 ] hr
therefore Now,
☑ Average speed
Average speed = total distance / total time,
= 2m / [8m /150]
=2m x ( 150 /8m)
=37.5 km /hr
Average speed = 37.5 km/hr
☑ total distance
total distance =total time X speed
2m= [8m/150] X 37.5
m= 2/2=1
therefor,
total distance = 2m = 2(1)=2
= 2 km
1) Displacement = s 2- s 1= (50-30)km = 20 km.(As it's in a particular direction)
2) Distance = (30+50)km= 80km(As it's irrespective of the direction)
3) Average Speed of the car = Total distance / Total time taken
=>Average speed = (30+50)/1+1 km/hr.
=>Average speed = 80/2 km/hr.
=>Average speed = 40 Km/hr.
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