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Post by kathy jarman on November 16, 2012
Regarding slide time 17:40ish, wouldn't the average speed be 10/2/5 = 1 m/s since the object is starting from rest? If not, when would you divide by 2 to get the average?
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Post by Jenny Hua on October 5, 2011
Thank you. This was helpful.
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Post by Padamjit Sandhu on July 3, 2010
Is the instantaneous velocity is a Vector Quantity. If yes and do speedometer in car tell us instantaneous velocity or speed.
i think that instantaneous speed is equal to instantaneous velocity of an object because both are take in very small interval of time and in this time period direction of object is same because it is just differentiation of a motion of object..!
Im So Confused HelP Me :)