In figure as shown above, the velocity is zero throughout. Why?
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at point B only, velocity is zero because displacement is zero at point B, at point A the velocity is not zero.
Step-by-step explanation:
we know :
Velocity= displacement
Time
in the figure at point B the displacement is zero ,but not in point A.So,
Velocity= 0
time
Velocity= 0 m/s.
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