The car delivered the cargo from point A to point B, moving at average speed `mu_(1)=40km//h`. Turning back, the car was moving at an average speed of

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The car delivered the cargo from point A to point B, moving at average speed `mu_(1)=40km//h`. Turning back, the car was moving at an average speed of `v_(2)=60km//h`.
A. The average speed of its movement all the way is `50km//hr`
B. The average speed of its movement all the way is `52km//hr`
C. The average speed of its movement all the way is 0
D. The average speed of its movement all the way is `48km//hr`


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Correct Answer - D
`t_(1)=(x)/(40),t_(2)=(x)/(60)`
`v_(av)=(2x)/(t_(1)+t_(2))=(2x)/((x)/(40)+(x)/(60))=(2xx60xx40)/(100)=48km//hr`

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