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a particle moves from P to Q with uniform velocity V1 and Q to P with uniform velocity V2. if it moves along a straight line between P and Q, WHATS THE AVERAGE VELOCITY ?

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For average velocity, the total displacement is 0, since, the initial and final point is same, A. So, average velocity is zero.

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