Physics, asked by devisanju221979, 1 month ago

1 Give one ample to show that
the magnitude of the average velocity of particle
is not always equal to it's average speed​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Suppose a person is swimming. She swims in a straight path and returns to it's original position. Since,

  • v(av) = (Total Displacement)/(Time)
  • v (bar) = (Total Distance)/(Time),

So, her average velocity will be zero as her displacement is zero. But, her speed will not be equal to 0.

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