what mean by average velocity.
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average velocity means the total displacement divided by the total time taken.
this is different from the average speed as velocity is a vector. when we take average we need to take into account the directions of velocity at different times.
if an object travels for time t1 with a uniform velocity and for time t2 with a uniform velocity of then the average velocity is
if a person travels for 1 hour covering a distance of 10 km in a straightline towards the North and then returns along the same straight line after 1 hour, then
v1 vector is 10kmph towards North.
v2 vector is 10 km ph towards South.
average velocity is 0.
Average velocity is the net displacement divided by the time interval.
this is different from the average speed as velocity is a vector. when we take average we need to take into account the directions of velocity at different times.
if an object travels for time t1 with a uniform velocity and for time t2 with a uniform velocity of then the average velocity is
if a person travels for 1 hour covering a distance of 10 km in a straightline towards the North and then returns along the same straight line after 1 hour, then
v1 vector is 10kmph towards North.
v2 vector is 10 km ph towards South.
average velocity is 0.
Average velocity is the net displacement divided by the time interval.
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Average velocity is given as total displacement by total time taken
v = S / t
here ,
v is average velocity
S is displacement
t is time
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