Question

If a car travels from town A to town B on one road at different speeds and stops at red lights, knowing the distance between the towns and the total time of the trip can allow you to calculate

Answer 1

The only thing you could calculate with that information would be the car's AVERAGE SPEED for the trip.

If you know the straight-line distance and direction between A and B, then you can also calculate the car's AVERAGE VELOCITY for the trip.

Answer 2

Average speed

Step-by-step explanation:

The ratio of total distance traveled to the total time taken is defined as speed.

`Average speed = (total distance traveled)/(total time taken)`

The unit of average speed is metre per second.

So, if a car travels from town A to town B on the road with different speeds in total given time, from this data we can calculate the average speed of the car.