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aalyn [17]
11 months ago
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Please help thanks :)

Physics
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RSB [31]11 months ago
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The distance travelled by the car after the first four hours of the trip is 370 km and the average speed for the first four hours of the trip is 92.5 kmph

v ( t ) = d ( t ) / t

v ( t ) = Velocity with respect to time

d ( t ) = Distance with respect to time

t = Time

For the first four hours, the following details are taken from the graph shown.

d ( 4 ) = 370 km

t = 4 hr

v ( 4 ) = 370 / 4

v ( 4 ) = 92.5 kmph

Average velocity can also be calculated using the formula V = ( u + v ) / 2 if the initial and final velocities are given. u represents initial velocity and v represents the final velocity.

Therefore,

Distance travelled in first 4 hours = 370 km

Average speed in first four hours = 92.5 kmph

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