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During a work-out session, an athlete moving along the x axis, has a zero average velocity (Varg = 0). Which of the statements below is correct about the motion of athlete?
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During a work-out session, an athlete moving along the x axis, has a zero average velocity (Varg = 0). Which of the statements below is correct about the motion of athlete?

During a work-out session, an athlete moving along the x axis, has a zero average-example-1
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Given

v_avg = 0 m/s

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The athlete is stationary over a given interval of time. Average speed is the ratio of the total distance travelled by a body to the total time interval taken to cover that particular distance.

The answer would be The athlete returns to the position where he started.

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