Question

all objects having uniform speed need not have uniform velocity describe the help of examples​

Answer 1

All objects may have uniform speed but not uniform velocity:

In CIRCULAR MOTION, the body may have uniform speed, but as the direction is changing, the velocity is not uniform.

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Answer 2

Uniform speed is always greater than or equal to the uniform velocity .

Explanation:

All objects having uniform speed need not have uniform velocity describe the help of examples

this statement is correct because

speed is a scalar quantity

but velocity is a vector quantity

speed will always greater than or equal to the velocity

speed can never be zero is any distance has travelled.

examples

on a circular track velocity will zero at many places and also negative but speed will not zero at any situation.

velocity of any object depends upon its displacement.

displacement is the shortest distance between the initial position bad final position.

and velocity is displacement per unit time

and if displacement is zero the velocity will also zero.

displacement will zero in the condition when the object comes to its initial position by covering any distance.

similarly if displacement is negative then velocity will also negative.

example,

A man goes to market and returns to home

in this situation

distance = 2 × distance from his home to market

but

displacement will zero become he comes to his initial position.

SI unit of both quantity is meter

so,

distance is always greater than or equal to the displacement.

so,

and speed = distance travelled/time

and displacement/time

and if distance and displacement will not equal so uniform speed will also not equal to the uniform velocity