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Can someone PLEASE explain: Average velocity = u + v / 2 (How do you find the initial and the final velocity in a situation)
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Can someone PLEASE explain:

Average velocity = u + v / 2

(How do you find the initial and the final velocity in a situation)

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Average velocity will be the total distance divided by total time. In this case, since you have the initial velocity, u, and the final velocity, v, therefore the average
velocity will be 1/2 (u + v)
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