10. A motor, when travelling from rest, travels the first twentieth of a mile at 6 miles per hour and the next three twentieth at respectively 8, 12, 24 miles per hour but its average speed over the first fifth of a mile is not 12:5 mile per hour but 9-6. Explain apparent paradox.

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A motor, when travelling from rest, travels the first twentieth of
a mile at 6 miles per hour and the next three twentieth at respectively 8, 12,
24 miles per hour but its average speed over the first fifth of a mile is not
12-5 mile per hour.but 9-6. Explain apparent paradox.
Transcribed Image Text:10. A motor, when travelling from rest, travels the first twentieth of a mile at 6 miles per hour and the next three twentieth at respectively 8, 12, 24 miles per hour but its average speed over the first fifth of a mile is not 12-5 mile per hour.but 9-6. Explain apparent paradox.
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