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Answer:

Average velocity can be zero while average speed can have non-zero value.

Average velocity is the ratio of displacement over time and average speed is the ratio of total length of path traveled by total time,

If the displacement = Distance, then the two meanings can mean the same otherwise not.

When the initial position and final position are same, the average velocity = 0 because displacement = final position - initial position = 0 but total length of path traveled = d in time t

Thus, average speed = d/t

and average velocity = 0