A particle moves from A to B with a velocity of 40km/hr. With what velocity must it return back such that the average velocity is 80km/hr?

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The question seems to be direct, but it is a much debated question because the usual formula to calculate the average velocity does not hold good in this case. Please help me with this question.

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