Physics, asked by arfakhan143, 1 year ago

what is the average velocity, if a body travels a distance s1 with velocity v1 and then, a distance s2 with velocity v2 in the same direction?

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Answered by Anonymous

ans is simple since they gave distance , but according to velocity we have velocity =displacement/time, since there is no displacement hence velocity will be zero

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