When a body moves with uniform velocity then its:

Correct answer: D. Instantaneous velocity is equal to average velocity

  • A. Average velocity is zero
  • B. Instantaneous velocity is greater than average velocity
  • C. Instantaneous velocity is zero
  • D. Instantaneous velocity is equal to average velocity
  • E. instantaneous velocity in less than average velocity

Explanation

When a body moves with uniform velocity, its instantaneous velocity remains constant over time. Therefore, the correct answer is: Instantaneous velocity is equal to average velocity. In uniform velocity, velocity does not change. Since the velocity remains constant, the instantaneous velocity at any given moment is equal to the average velocity over the entire duration of the motion. So option D is the correct answer.

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