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MP Board · Class 11 · Physics · Motion in a Straight LineWhich of the following can be zero even when a particle has a non-zero average speed for a given time interval?

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Average velocity depends on total displacement. If a particle returns to its starting point, displacement is zero, hence average velocity is zero, while average speed is non-zero.

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Option : Average velocity (Correct Answer)

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Option 1: Distance

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Option 2: Average speed

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Option 3: Time interval

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