Friend's houseYour houseGrocery shopx=02kmGROCE5km11. You start from the grocery shop at 9:45am, goes to your friend's house and then to your house. You reach your house at 10:00am.Calculate (i) the distance travelled (i) the displacement (ii) average speed (iv) average velocity(i) the distance travelled is =(ii) the displacement is =(iii) the average speed is(iv) the average velocity is

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Friend's house Your house Grocery shop x=0 2km GROCERIE 5km You start from the grocery shop at 9:45am, goes to your friend's house and then to your house. You reach your house at 10:00an culate (i) the distance travelled (ii) the displacement (iii) average speed (iv) average velocity he distance travelled is = the displacement is = the average speed is

Friend's house Your house Grocery shop x=0 2km GROCERIE 5km You start from the grocery shop at 9:45am, goes to your friend's house and then to your house. You reach your house at 10:00an culate (i) the distance travelled (ii) the displacement (iii) average speed (iv) average velocity he distance travelled is = the displacement is = the average speed is

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Chapter2: Motion In One Dimension

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