Question

What is constant velocity in comparison to instantaneous velocity?

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

Constant velocity is the uniform velocity. That is, the velocity is steady and it does not change. You will have a constant velocity when you maintain a certain velocity for a long time without changing it.

At constant velocity, acceleration is equal to zero.

Instantaneous velocity is the change in distance in a specific direction per specific time. It is a velocity at a certain time. It is not uniform.

Change in instantaneous velocity is equal to acceleration.