Physics, asked by svinodverma2, 1 year ago

the distance between Delhi and Agra is 200 km A train travels the first 100 km at a speed of 50 km per hour how fast must the train travel the next 100 KM so as to average 70 km per hour for the whole journey

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Answered by ExoticExplorer
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Looks like the the first speed mentioned is for 100 km and not 1 km.

Now, for the first 100 km the speed was 50 km/h.

Therefore, the time taken = 100/50

= 2 hours.

Now for the next 100 km, let us consider the velocity to be v.

So the time taken for covering the next 100 km distance is 100/v

Now, Average speed = Total distance travelled/total time taken foe the journey

So in the above case it is, [(100+100)/(2+{100/v})]

Average speed mentioned is 70 km/kr.

Thus, 70 = [(100+100)/(2+{100/v})]

70 = 200/(2+100/v)

 

So, 2 + 100/v = 200/70

2 + 100/v = 20/7

100/v = (20/7) -2

100/v = 0.857

v = 100/0.857

v = 116.69 km/hr.

Hope This Helps :)

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