Physics, asked by Sammiee, 1 year ago

The odometer of a car reads 2000 km at the start of a trip and 2400 km at the end of the trip. If the trip take took 8 h, calculate the average speed of the car in km/h and m/s.

Guys, I know the answer. But I don't know how the answer can be found in m/s. Do explain well, or the answer will be reported!

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Answered by Anonymous
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\bold{\underline{\underline{Answer:}}}

Average speed = 50 km/hr

Average Speed = 13.89 m/s

\bold{\underline{\underline{Step\:-\:by\:-\:step\:explanation:}}}

Given :-

{Initial\:reading\:of\:the\:odometer\:\bf=\:2000\:km}

{Final\:reading\:of\:the\:odometer\:\bf\:=\:2400\:km}

{Total\:time\:taken\:=\:8\:hrs}

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To find :-

{Average\:speed\:of\:the\:car\:in\:\bold{km\:per\:h}\:and\:\bold{m\:per\:second}}

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Solution :-

\bold{Total\:distance\:=\:Final\:distance\:-\:initial\:distance}

\imples {Total\:distance\:=\:2400\:-\:2000}

\implies \bold{Total\:distance\:=\:400\:km}

{\bold{\boxed{Average\:distance\:=\frac{Total\:Distance\:travelled}{Total\:time\:taken}}}}

Block in the values,

\implies\bold{Average\:Speed\:=\:</p><p>\frac{\cancel{400}}{\cancel{8}}}

\implies \bold{Average\:Speed\:=\:</p><p>\frac{\cancel{100}}{\cancel{2}}}

\bold{Average\:speed\:=\:50\:km\:per\:hour}

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In m/s :-

\bold{Multiply\:50\:km/hr\:by\frac{5}{18}}

\implies \bold{\frac{5}{18}\:\times\:50}

\implies \bold{13.89\:metre\:per\:second}

Answered by Anonymous
2

Distance travelled = Final reading - Initial reading

→ Distance = 2400 - 2000

→ Distance = 400 km

Time = 8 h

Speed = Distance/Time = 400/8 = 50 km/h

In m/s:-

50 × 1000/3600

→ 50 × 5/18

→ 25 × 5/9

→ 125/9

13.89 m/s

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