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average velocity of a moving body can never be zero whereas average speed may be zero true or false ​

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Answered by Draxillus
53

Answer :- False.

Correct statement :- average speed of a moving body can never be zero whereas average velocity may be zero.

Explanation

  • Speed is given as the total distance travelled by a body divided by total time taken.Now,if the body is moving,the distance travelled can never be zero and hence speed can never be zero for a moving body.

  • Velocity is defined as the ratio of total displacement to the total time taken.Now,if a body reaches the position from where it has started ,its net displacement will be zero and hence velocity will be zero despite of the fact that body is moving.

Answered by DARLO20
76

ANSWER :-

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Cʀʀ sɴ :-

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EXPLANATION :-

Wᴇ ʜᴀᴠᴇ ᴋɴᴏᴡ ᴛʜᴀᴛ,

\red\checkmark\:\bf{\purple{Average\:velocity\:=\:\dfrac{Total\:displacement}{Total\:time}\:}}

\red\checkmark\:\bf{\blue{Average\:speed\:=\:\dfrac{Total\:distance}{Total\:time}\:}}

☯︎ For a moving body, total displacement can be zero but total distance can never be zero .

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ɴsʀ :-

✯ The average velocity depends on the net displacement of a body .

✯ So if a body starts from a position and comes back to same position after some time, the net displacement is zero .

✯ Consequently , average velocity is zero .

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