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suppose that you drive to your spring break destination at a steady 60 miles per hour and return at a stedy 40 miles per hour. whats your average speed for the round trip?
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average = total distance / total time
Alright let's work this out in detail. Let's assume the total distance to be s miles. time taken to travel is given by: total distance/ velocity. Here, while going it is: s/60 hours While coming back it is s/40 hours.
Now, total time, is s/60+s/40 which is s/24 hours.
Total distance is 2s.
Taking total distance by total time, you have 2s/(s/24) which is, 2*24. Which is 48mph.
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