Question

2. Speed and velocity have the same unit yet they are different physical identities. Why?​

Answer 1

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Speed and velocity have the same unit yet they are different physical identities because  speed is a scalar quantity whereas velocity is a vector quantity.

Speed has no direction, only magnitude whereas velocity has both magnitude as well as direction.

That's why there can be a difference in their values.

Answer 2

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The speed is the scalar magnitude of the velocity. The magnitude of a vector must be in the same units as the vector itself; it lacks only a direction.