Asked by don
A car covers half a distance at a velocity of 80km/h and the other half at 60km/h,what is the average velocity of the car?
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Answered by
bobpursley
figure the time for each. Let d be half the distance.
time1=d/80
time2=d/60
avgvelocity=2d/(time1+time2)
so figure that out, I recommend do the math on time1+time2 first, solve the fraction issue...
time1=d/80
time2=d/60
avgvelocity=2d/(time1+time2)
so figure that out, I recommend do the math on time1+time2 first, solve the fraction issue...
Answered by
Chau Phan
68.57Km/Hr
let X = distance; t1 = x/80*2; t2 =60*2; t = x/ V average.
t1 + t2 = t = x / V average
(x / 160) +(x / 130)= x / V average
x(1/160 + 1/120) = x /V average
x( .014583333) x/V average
( .014583333)= 1/ V average
V average = 1/ ( .014583333)
V average = 68.57 Km/Hr
let X = distance; t1 = x/80*2; t2 =60*2; t = x/ V average.
t1 + t2 = t = x / V average
(x / 160) +(x / 130)= x / V average
x(1/160 + 1/120) = x /V average
x( .014583333) x/V average
( .014583333)= 1/ V average
V average = 1/ ( .014583333)
V average = 68.57 Km/Hr
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