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Question

a racing driver in a qualified 2-lap racing covers the 1st lap at an average speed of 160km/h he want to increse his speed for the entir race in 320km/h. do you think he can do it? why do you say so.

Answer 1

No, he can't do it. Let the length of one lap be L. By running the first lap at 160 km / h, he's used time = L / 160. To average 320 km / h, he'd need to complete two laps in time = 2 L / 320 = L / 160 = the time he's already used in the first lap. He'd have to run the second lap in zero time to get the average he wants.

Answer 2

He can't,

1) Is car would have over heated during the first lap an it would reduce efficency of the moving parts.

2)The man could have been tired(If we are to assume.