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Under what condition is the magnitude of an average velocity of an object equal to its avrage speed
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Under what condition is the magnitude of an average velocity of an object equal to its avrage speed

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The magnitude of an object's average velocity is equal to its
average speed during the same period of time, when the distance
it covers is equal to its displacement during that time.

This happens when the object travels in a straight line.
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