Any three differences between speed and velocity
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Speed:
(i) It is a scalar quantity,
(ii) It can't be negative,
(iii) Speed is measured in units of distance.
Velocity:
(i) It is a vector quantity,
(ii) It can be negative,
(iii) Velocity is measured in units of displacement.
(i) It is a scalar quantity,
(ii) It can't be negative,
(iii) Speed is measured in units of distance.
Velocity:
(i) It is a vector quantity,
(ii) It can be negative,
(iii) Velocity is measured in units of displacement.
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1....speed is a scalar quantity
velocity is a vector quantity
2...speed can never be negative
velocity can either be negative or positive
3....speed = distance/ time
velocity = displacement/ time
velocity is a vector quantity
2...speed can never be negative
velocity can either be negative or positive
3....speed = distance/ time
velocity = displacement/ time
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