Physics, asked by ramcharan14029, 3 months ago

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How can you differentiate average speed and;
average velocity? Explain it with different;
examples using graphs (or) lines.

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Answered by Anonymous

Explanation:

Average speed is equal to the distance / time elapsed = 280 meters / 100 seconds = 2.8 meters/second. Average velocity is equal to the displacement / time elapsed = 0 / 100 seconds = 0. 3.

ramcharan14029: wrong

Answered by subhadrakishtapuram

Explanation:

answer is 0.3

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1)How can you differentiate average speed and;average velocity? Explain it with different;examples using graphs (or) lines.​

Answers

1)
How can you differentiate average speed and;
average velocity? Explain it with different;
examples using graphs (or) lines.