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In `1.0 s`, a particle goes from point `A` to point `B` , moving in a semicircle of radius `1.0 m ` (see figure ). The magnitude of the average velocity

A

`3.14 m//s`

B

`2.0 m//s`

C

`1.0 m//s`

D

zero

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The correct Answer is:
B
`v_(av)=("total displacement")/("total time")=2/1=2m//s`
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