A car travels 600m in 30s.What is its average speed? Why is its actual speed usually different from its average speed?
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The average speed will be distance/time= 600/30
=20m/s
=20m/s
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speed=dist/time=600/30=20 m/s
actual speed is different from its average speed because every time a person can't drive with a constant speed.and average speed means that average distance travelled in total interval of time.
actual speed is different from its average speed because every time a person can't drive with a constant speed.and average speed means that average distance travelled in total interval of time.
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