Physics, asked by maleeshmohan723, 11 months ago

can the average velocity of a moving object be greater than the average speed of the object. if so, how?

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Answered by shakthiabinayav

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Average velocity is always less than or equal to that of average speed; this is because displacement can never be higher than the distance travelled but the distance travelled can be higher than that of displacement.

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can the average velocity of a moving object be greater than the average speed of the object. if so, how?​

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can the average velocity of a moving object be greater than the average speed of the object. if so, how?