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Write the velocity?and also write different types of velocity

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Answered by pearlmishra73
3

Answer:

Velocity-

Net displacement of a particle in per unit time is known as velocity.

Important Points-

=> Velocity is a vector quantity and its unit is metre per second.

=> For moving body velocity may be +ve, -ve or 0.

=> Direction of average velocity is always along the net displacement means from initial to final position but the direction of instantaneous velocity is always tangential to the path [See the attachment where (i) and (ii) show Instantaneous Velocity ].

Types of Velocity-

1. Uniform Velocity -

If magnitude and direction of velocity remain unchanged then it is known as uniform velocity.

2. Non-uniform Velocity -

If either of magnitude or direction change then it is known as non uniform velocity.

Some Important terms and formula's-

1. Average velocity-

The ratio of total displacement and total time taken by the particle is known as average velocity.

Vavg \: = \frac{total \: displacement}{total \: time \: taken}Vavg=

totaltimetaken

totaldisplacement

2. Instantaneous velocity -

The velocity of a particle at a particular instant or movement is known as instantaneous velocity.If time interval is made infinitely or negligible small then average velocity is converted into instantaneous velocity.

Vinstantaneous \: = \: \frac{dr}{dt}Vinstantaneous=

dt

dr

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Answered by Anonymous
29

Explanation:

The rate of change of position of an object with time in a given direction is called velocity it can also be defined as the speed of a object in a given direction it is equal to the displacement covered per unit time

Velocity = Displacement /Time

Different type of velocities

1. Uniform velocity :-

A body is said to be moving with uniform velocity if it covers equal displacements in equal intervals of time however small these time

interval may be.

2. Variable velocity :-

A body is said to be moving with variable if either its speed changes or direction of motion changes are both change with time.

3. Average velocity :-

for an object moving with variable velocity average velocity is defined as the ratio of total displacement to the total time interval in which the displacement occurs.

Average velocity = Total displacement / Total time


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