Math, asked by balajimaddela, 1 year ago

while travelling from Hyderabad to Bangalore by a car,the driver covers one fourth of the distance at 60kmph, one third of the distance at 80kmph, one sixth of the distance at 100kmph and the remaining distance at 50kmph. then his average speed for the whole journey, in kilometres per hour is

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Answered by santy2
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Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:


Let the total distance be x.


Time = Distance / speed


Distance covered at 80 km/h is :


= 1/3x


Time taken = 1/3x × 1/80 = 1/240x


Distance covered by 60 km/h is :


= 1/4x


Time = 1/4x × 1/60 = 1/240x


Distance covered at 100km/h is :


= 1/6x


Time taken = 1/6x × 1/100 = 1/600x


Distance covered at 50km/h is :


1 - (1/4 + 1/3 + 1/6) = 1/4x


Time = 1/4x × 1/50 = 1/200x


Total time taken is :


1/240x + 1/240x + 1/600x + 1/200x = 3/200x


Average speed = Total distance / Total time


This is given by :


x ÷ 3/200x


= x × 200/3x = 200/3


= 66.67 km/h



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