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Calculate the average speed and average velocity
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[QUOTE="THE BEAST, post: 5165862, member: 541529"] See, one thing you need to really understand while doing kinematics in one direction is the difference between distance and displacement., velocity and speed. One way of not getting fooled by it, the one i used a lot as a beginner is to remember the definition. Now, let's look at average velocity's definition. It means change in displacement in a given amount of time. So, if a person goes from initial point and comes back to it, then what do you think the change in displacement will be? [/QUOTE]
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