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The average speed and average velocity of a complete round trip.
Answer to Problem 14P
Average speed of trip is
Average velocity of trip is 0.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Out going speed is v1 = 95km/h
Distance of outgoing trip = D1 = 250 km
Return speed is v2 = 55km/h
Distance is D2 = 250km/h
Time for lunch break is 1 hour
Displacement = 0
Formula used:
Average speed is equal to total distance covered divided by total time taken
Average velocity is equal to total displacement divided by total time
Calculation:
Time taken for distance D1
Time taken for distance D2
Average speed of trip is
Average velocity of trip is zero. As displacement is zero.
Conclusion:
Average speed of trip is 70.4 km/hr. Average velocity of trip is 0.
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