An example in which average velocity of a particle is zero but average speed is not zero
Answers
Answered by
0
Answer:
If it travels any route, at any speed greater than zero, that returns to its starting point, then it's average velocity is zero, but its average speed is non-zero (if it moved at all). This is just due to velocity being a vector, and speed being a (non-negative) scalar)
Answered by
0
Answer:
Ex-
Let a boy, Ram went to his school with a constant speed and then come back again with a constant speed.
His school is' x ' in away from his house..
In this case,
Avarage speed= total distance covered / total time taken.
=x+x/total time taken
And,
Avarage velocity =total displacement covered /total time taken
= x-x/ total time taken
=0
HOPE THIS WILL HELP U :-)
Similar questions