If in a race, two cars ran at the same average speed, it means that there maximum speed attained during the race must be equal. Is this statement true or false?

True

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False

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Solution

The correct option is B
False

This statement is false. Maximum speed attained during the race for both the cars may be different.
For e.g. $\begin{matrix} C a r 1 & C a r 2 L a p 1 & 150 k m p h & 120 k m p h L a p 2 & 150 k m p h & 180 k m p h L a p 3 & 150 k m p h & 150 k m p h A v e r a g e s p e e d & 150 k m p h & 150 k m p h \end{matrix}$

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