If the volocity of a bike increases from 2 meters per second to 10 meters per second as it accelerates uniformly down hill the average volocity of the bike is?

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Keshawn Blanchard

Physics

15 October, 18:51

If the volocity of a bike increases from 2 meters per second to 10 meters per second as it accelerates uniformly down hill the average volocity of the bike is?

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Lydia Ferguson · Answer 1

The average velocity of the bike is 6 meters per second when the velocity of a bike increases from 2 meters per second to 10 meters per second as its accelerates uniformly down hill.

Explanation:

Given data

Final velocity = 2 meters per second

Initial velocity = 10 meters per second

To find - Average velocity

The Average velocity is defined as the velocity which is equal to the sum of final velocity and initial velocity, divided by two.

Average velocity = (final velocity + initial velocity) : 2 meters per second

Average velocity = (2 + 10) : 2 (meters per second)

Average velocity = 12 : 2 (meters per second)

Average velocity = 6 (meters per second)

If the velocity of a bike increases from 2 meters per second to 10 meters per second as it accelerates uniformly down hill the average velocity of the bike is 6 meters per second