what is instantaneous velocity
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The instantaneous velocity of a particle at any time can be interpreted as the slope of the position versus time curve of the particle at the time.
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Instantaneous velocity:
It is the velocity of a particle for a particular instant of time. It cannot be measured directly as anything cannot be done instantly.
Formula for instantaneous velocity is given by
velocity = dx/ dt.
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The given expression can also be used:
velocity = ∆x/∆t Lim. ∆x tends to zero.
The above expression means that change in position (∆x) is extremely small.
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