Physics, asked by ngill6456, 11 months ago

Ram covers a distance of 100 km with a variable speed. For the first half of his journey, the speed was 20km/h and during the rest of his journey the speed was 40km/h. Calculate the average speed of Ram during the whole journey?

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Answered by ghanshyamkumar51
5

Answer:

for first half journey,

t1=50/20=2.5h

for second half journey,

t2=50/40=1.25h

so, AV=100/3.75=26.66km/h

Answered by Anonymous
6

Answer:

Average speed of ram during the whole course of his motion is 26.66 Km/h.

Explanation:

Distance covered = 100 km

Time taken by ram to cover 60 km with speed 20 km/h ( \sf{t_1} ) = \dfrac{50}{20} h

\longrightarrow \sf{t_1} = \dfrac{5}{2} h

Time taken by ram to cover next 50 km ( \sf{t_2} ) = \dfrac{50}{40} h

\longrightarrow \sf{t_2} = \dfrac{5}{4} h

\therefore Total time = \sf{t_{1} + t_{2}}

\longrightarrow Total time = \dfrac{5}{2} + \dfrac{5}{4}

Taking LCM,

\longrightarrow Total time = \dfrac{10+5}{4}

\longrightarrow Total time = \dfrac{15}{4}

Now, let's calculate average speed,

Average speed = \sf{\dfrac{Total\:distance\:travelled}{Total\:time\:taken}}

\longrightarrow Average speed = \dfrac{100}{15} × 100

\longrightarrow Average speed = 26.66 km/h

Hence, Average speed of ram during the whole course of his motion is 26.66 Km/h.

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