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when is average velocity of a body equal to its instantaneous velocity?

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Answered by lloyd99
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in a uniform motion at an instant these two quantity will equal

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Answered by guuda
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in uniform motion....the rate of change of velocity is zero i.e. the body remains in a constant motion so the average velocity is the velocity with which it is moving constantly.....if u see the body at any instant i.e. particular time u find that the body has same velocity always....so the average velocity and instantaneous velocity are constant i.e. equal

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