SOLUTION: if you travel from point a to point b at 20 miles an hour and you return at 40 miles an hour what is your ave speed?
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Question 762423: if you travel from point a to point b at 20 miles an hour and you return at 40 miles an hour what is your ave speed?
Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
It seems obvious, but you should always use the
equation:
average speed = ( total distance ) / ( total time )
Let = the one-way distance
Let = the total time
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again:
average speed = ( total distance ) / ( total time )
average speed =
Divide through by
average speed =
average speed =
average speed =
average speed = mi/hr
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