Consider the time instant when you first started your bike at t=0 for which of following intrevels your average speed and velocity are equal in magnitude
A) t=0 to t=10 min
B) t=0 to t=40 min
C) t=0 to t=60 min
D) t = 40 to t= 60min
Asked by Sudhanshu Shridhar | 30th May, 2015, 04:15: AM
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