If instantaneous acceleration equal to average acceleration then body is moving with:
Correct answer: B. uniform acceleration
- A. variable acceleration
- B. uniform acceleration
- C. uniform velocity
- D. increasing acceleration
Explanation
Uniform acceleration means that the acceleration of body remains same at any instant. So, Instantaneous acceleration = average acceleration when the body is mvoing with unifrom acceleration.
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