Physics, asked by deveshgupta037, 7 months ago

HOW TO TAKE OUT AVERAGE SPEED.

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Answered by amarpratapsingh09

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Answer:

Dear student, the formula is:

Explanation:

Todal distance travelled/ Total time taken

Hope it will help

Answered by Anonymous

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Average Speed. The speed of an object is found out by dividing the distance that the object covers by the time in which the object takes to cover this distance. If 'D' is the distance traveled in some time 'T' then the speed of the object for this journey or 's' is equal to s = D/T. This is the simplest case.

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