Why did the actual speed differ from average speed!
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There is a difference in average speed and average velocity due to directional velocity factor.
Speed is a scalar quantity that is it depends only on the magnitude but not direction.
It is the rate at which an object covers the distance in a specific period of time.
Hence, the average speed is a scalar quantity.
Whereas the velocity is vector quantity hence it depends upon both magnitude and direction, so is the average velocity.
Speed is a scalar quantity that is it depends only on the magnitude but not direction.
It is the rate at which an object covers the distance in a specific period of time.
Hence, the average speed is a scalar quantity.
Whereas the velocity is vector quantity hence it depends upon both magnitude and direction, so is the average velocity.
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▶️Speed is the distance travelled by a body in an interval of time.
⏺️Speed = Distance / Time
▶️While average speed is the speed taken out from the total distance covered from total time taken to cover the trip.
⏺️Average speed = Total Distance / Total time
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▶️Speed is the distance travelled by a body in an interval of time.
⏺️Speed = Distance / Time
▶️While average speed is the speed taken out from the total distance covered from total time taken to cover the trip.
⏺️Average speed = Total Distance / Total time
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