The total time traveled thus is, d/(2vo) + d/(v1 + v2). The total distance is d. Thus, the mean velocity is,
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Irodov Problem 1.2
Mean velocity is total distance by total time. Let the total distance traveled be d. The time taken to travel half the distance (d/2) at speed vo is d/(2vo). Now another d/2 distance remains to be traveled. Now let the time taken to travel this remaining distance be t. Then (t/2)v1 + (t/2)v2 = d/2. This means that t = d/(v1 + v2).
The total time traveled thus is, d/(2vo) + d/(v1 + v2). The total distance is d. Thus, the mean velocity is,

The total time traveled thus is, d/(2vo) + d/(v1 + v2). The total distance is d. Thus, the mean velocity is,
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