No. if you are accelerating from rest, for example, and reach 80 mph starting from 0, your average velocity is 40 mph, but your speed is 80 mph at the end. Generally we speak of average speed, so if it takes one hour to go 60 miles your average speed is 60 mph, even though you may have slowed and then gone faster at certain times.
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There is no such thing as "speed per hour" - at least, if you divide a speed by time, you are no longer talking about a speed.A speed - expressed in some DISTANCE per hour - may refer to an INSTANTANEOUS speed, or to an AVERAGE speed. Those two are different things.
No. The dimensions of speed are [LT^-1] that is distance per unit of time (for example metres per hour). Therefore speed per hour would have units [LT^-2] are units for acceleration. Secondly, average sped is speed averaged over a period of time - as opposed to the speed over a shorter period.
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Her average speed was 58 miles per hour.
The average speed is 110 km per hour.
The train's average speed was 34.5 miles per hour.