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the magnitude of average velocity is equal to average speed. this statement is not always correct or not always incorrect. explain it with example.

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Answered by adarsh855514

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This statement is not always correct......

EXPLANATION:-

Velocity is displacement upon time and if the body is travelling in straight line the displacement will be 0 and the velocity will also be zero .......... But the speed in this case will not be zero :-)

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the magnitude of average velocity is equal to average speed. this statement is not always correct or not always incorrect. explain it with example.​

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the magnitude of average velocity is equal to average speed. this statement is not always correct or not always incorrect. explain it with example.