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When is average velocity equal to instantaneous velocity?

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Answered by awaisanwar492
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Answer:

when body moves with uniform velocity

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Answered by john332
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Answer:

The slope of displacement/distance vs time graph gives velocity/speed

For average velocity to be equal to instantaneous speed

  • If the graph is straight line then the slope will be equal for both average velocity and instantaneous velocity for given displacement/distance vs time graph.So,for straight line acceleration should be zero.
  • if the slope of tangent drawn from displacement/distance vs time graph curve is the equal to slope of line for average velocity.
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