Physics, asked by thirstforknowledge, 1 year ago

An object moving at constant velocity is moving in a straight line. Is this statment true or false? and why?

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Answered by unbeatablemaster

yes ,it certainly is.

thirstforknowledge: why can u explain pls

Answered by somu2412

obviously it's true।।।।

thirstforknowledge: velocity is vector quantity, in this statment direction is not specified, so this statment is true or false?

unbeatablemaster: Bro! vector quantities always remain vector quantities even when the magnitude is not specified but remember speed is a scalar quantity.

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