Question

BRAINLIST.3 differences between "Instantaneous speed" and "Instantaneous velocity".
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Answer 1

Hey mate....

here's the answer....

Instantaneous speed = The average time taken by a body to cover distance is known as speed.

Instantaneous speed is a scalar quantity...

Instantaneous velocity... = The average time taken by a body to cover a distance in presence of direction is known as instantaneous velocity...

Instantaneous velocity is a vector quantity.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The difference is velocity is a vector and speed is a scalar. velocity has no meaning if direction is not known.The magnitude part of the instantaneous velocity is the instantaneous speed . The difference is same that is between velocity and speed. Velocity has direction,speed doesn't.