Question

Are average speed and average velocity same?if not explain why?​

Answer 1

Answer:

no

Explanation:

beause

speed =distance /time taken

and velocity =displacement /time taken

distance and displacement are not same

so velocity and speed are not the same

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Answer 2

Answer:

No, Average speed is not same as average velocity.

Explanation :

• Average velocity is defined as the difference between the change in position or displacement (x) and the time intervals (t) during which the displacement occurs.
• The average velocity may be positive or negative depending on the displacement's direction.
• The unit of measure for average velocity in the SI is metres per second (m/s or ms-1).
• The object's average speed is the total distance it travels in a predetermined amount of time.
• The typical speed is represented by a scalar value. It is characterised by the magnitude and lacks direction.
• Average velocity is a vector quantity as opposed to average speed, which is a scalar quantity.
• Average velocity considers the displacement between two points, whereas average speed considers the total distance travelled.
• Average speed and average velocity are equal if the total displacement is equal to the total distance, or if the body moves in a straight line without changing direction.

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