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klemol [59]
4 years ago
5

Suppose you average 75 MPH over the first halfof a drive, and your average speed for the entiredrive is 60 MPH. What was your av

erage speedfor the second half of the drive?
Physics
1 answer:
alexandr402 [8]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

x = 45 MPH

Explanation:

given,

Average speed of the first half = 75 MPH

Average speed of entire ride = 60 MPH

Average speed of the second half = ?

let the average speed of the second half = x MPH

now,

average of entire ride is given as 60 mph so,

 \dfrac{75+x}{2} = 60

 75+x= 2\times 60

       75 + x = 120

         x = 120 -75

        x = 45 MPH

hence, the average speed of the second half comes out to be 45 MPH.

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