Instantaneous velocity is defined at _.
Correct answer: C. Instant time
- A. Particular displacement
- B. Instant acceleration
- C. Instant time
- D. Average time
Explanation
Correct Option: CInstantaneous velocity is defined at an instant of time. It represents the velocity of an object at a specific moment in time. It is the velocity at a particular point in time, not related to displacement, acceleration, or an average over a period.
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