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The rate of change of velocity of an object is constant. Its average velocity is:
Question

The rate of change of velocity of an object is constant. Its average velocity is:

A.

half of the sum of the initial and final velocity

B.

the sum of the initial and final velocity

C.

the product of the initial and final velocity

D.

half of the difference of the final and initial velocity

Correct option is A

When an object moves with constant acceleration, its average velocity (vavg) is given by the formula:\text{When an object moves with } \textbf{constant acceleration}, \text{ its average velocity } (v_{\text{avg}}) \text{ is given by the formula:}vavg=vi+vf2v_{\text{avg}} = \frac{v_i + v_f}{2}

where:\text{where:}

vi= initial velocityv_i = \text{ initial velocity}

vf= final velocityv_f = \text{ final velocity}​​​​​

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