The formula for calculating average velocity is distance traveled divided by the time it takes to travel that distance, or v = d/t.
The distance traveled by a truck can be measured using a measuring tape or ruler on a map or physically measuring the distance on the road. You can also use a GPS device to track the distance traveled.
The time measurement needs to be as precise as possible for accurate average velocity calculation. Ideally, it should be measured in seconds using a stopwatch or a clock with seconds displayed.
Yes, you can still calculate the average velocity of a truck even if it has varying speeds. You will need to measure the distance traveled and the time taken for each speed and then calculate the overall average velocity using the formula v = d/t.
The average velocity of a truck can be used as a measure of its efficiency, speed, and performance. It can also be compared to other trucks or used to analyze the impact of different factors such as road conditions, weather, and load on the truck's speed and performance.