Question

what is different between average velocity and instantaneous velocity

Answer 1

instantaneous velocity of an object at a particular time is equal to the slope of its position versus time graph at that time on the other hand the average velocity average velocity to x is equal to the slope of the line joining the two points on the position vs time graph

Answer 2

INSTANTANEOUS VELOCITY
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THE VELOCITY OF ANY OBJECT AT ANY INSTANT OF TIME IS CALLED INSTANTANEOUS VELOCITY. ITS UNIT IS M/S .
INSTANTANEOUS VELOCITY IS GIVEN BY THE SLOPE OF POSITION TIME GRAPH.

AVERAGE VELOCITY
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AVERAGE VELOCITY IS THE RATIO OF TOTAL DISPLACEMENT TO THE TOTAL TIME TAKEN.
ITS UNIT IS ALSO M/S .IT IS GIVEN BY THE SLOPE OF LINE JOINING THE TWO POINTS ON THE POSITION TIME GRAPH.

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