The discussion revolves around the concepts of instantaneous velocity and average velocity, specifically whether instantaneous velocity can exceed or be less than average velocity over a given time interval.
The conversation is ongoing, with participants sharing their thoughts and examples. Some guidance has been offered regarding the use of graphs, and various interpretations of the relationship between instantaneous and average velocities are being explored.
Participants are discussing the definitions and implications of instantaneous and average velocities, with an emphasis on real-world scenarios that illustrate these concepts.
Of course it can. You drive 50 miles and it takes you an hour, so your average speed is 50 miles/hour. But nothing about that stops you from driving 100 mph for the first mile, and then slowing down. (Or any number of variations, as long as it takes you an hour to complete the trip.stunning said:wel i think that it can b greater...