When is the average velocity of an object equal to the instantaneous velocity?

a) always
b)never
c) only when velocity is constant
d)only when velocity is increasing at a constant rate

c) would be the answer since you could cross out a). I do know that instantaneous velocity is the speed at that small instant in time. Is c)correct?

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c is correct.

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