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CPhill's answer is very good but I will try and break it down further.
First look at the whole trip.
6 hours at 116km/hr will take the car 6*116 = 696km
So the whole trip is 696km and will take 6 hours.
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Now I am going to look at the first part of the trip.
You travel 262km at a speed of 131km/hour
It will help if you understand that 131km/1hour is the same as 1hour/131km
That is if you go 131km in an hour then you must take 1 hour to travel 131km.
I want to know how long this part of the journey took.
$$\frac{1hour}{131km}\times\frac{262km}{1}$$
the km cancel out and you are left with $$\frac{262}{131}hours=2 hours$$
So for this first stretch you travel 262km in 2 hours
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Now you need to know the average speed for the second part of the trip.
speed = distance/time
So you need distance and time taken.
The whole trip took 6 hours. The first part took 2 hours. So the second part must have taketn 6-2=4 ours
I worked out that the whole distance was 696km. The first part was 262km. So the second part has to be 696-262=434km
Speed for the second part is 434km/4hours = 108.5Km/hour
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I hope that that helps.