Asked by Nikita
Can the instantaneous velocity of an object at a given time instant be greater than the average velocity over a time interval that includes the given time instant? Can it be less?
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Answered by
bobpursley
Of course it can be more, and less.
start with a velocity of 10m/s for 4 seconds, then stop for 46 secnds, .
Avg veloity= distance/time= 40m/50sec=0.8m/s
During the first four seconds, inst velocity is greater than avg velocty,in the last 46 seconds it is less than avg velocity.
start with a velocity of 10m/s for 4 seconds, then stop for 46 secnds, .
Avg veloity= distance/time= 40m/50sec=0.8m/s
During the first four seconds, inst velocity is greater than avg velocty,in the last 46 seconds it is less than avg velocity.
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