Physics, asked by chiragjangid04p8gs8u, 1 year ago

Sumit drives his car at a constant rate of 40 Km/h for one hour and then at a constant rate of
60 Km/h for one hour. Find his average speed.

Answers

Answered by purvanshsingh9ot1h8w
33
First concert km/h into m/sec and and convert Time into seconds and then apply fourmula
Total distance travelled/Total Time taken
Answered by mindfulmaisel
71

"Sumit's average speed is 50\frac { Km }{ hr }

Solution:

We know that,

Average\quad speed\quad =\quad \frac { Total\quad distance\quad travelled }{ total\quad timetaken }

Given, Sumit drives the car with the "constant speed" of 40 \frac { km }{ hr } for one hour

After that he drives at a "constant speed" of 60\frac { km }{ hr } for one hour

Total distance covered by him = 40 +60 = 100\frac { km }{ hr }

Time taken = 1 + 1 = 2 hr

Therefore average speed = \frac { 100 }{ 2 }

                                       = 50\frac { Km }{ hr } "

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