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Collect all the points regarding all the formulae, Distance, displacement,speed,velocity and acceleration.​

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Answered by saidfaiz3310
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Answer:

distance=speed x time

displacement=velocity x time

speed=distance/time

velocity=displacement/time

acceleration=velocity/time

Explanation:

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Answered by Anonymous
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SYMBOLS -

Distance = s

Displacement = s

Initial velocity = u

Final velocity = v

Time = t

Acceleration = a

Speed = v = s / t

DISTANCE-

Actual path length travelled by an object

• It is a scalar quantity

• Always positive can't be 0

• SI unit = Meter (m)

DISPLACEMENT -

Shortest distance between initial position and final position

• it is a vector quantity .

• it can be positive negative and 0

• SI unit = Meter (m)

SPEED -

• The distance travelled by a body per unit time

• formula - Distance / Time

it is a scalar quantity

•Always positive can't be 0

• SI unit m/s

VELOCITY -

The distance travelled by a body per unit time with direction

OR

It is speed with direction

• Formula - Displacement / time

it is a vector quantity

• it can be positive , negative , 0

• SI unit m/s

ACCELERATION -

The rate of change of velocity of an object with respect of time

• it is a vector quantity

• Formula = a = v - u / t

SI unit = m / s × s = m/s²

FORMULAS =

Distance = speed × time

Displacement = velocity / time

Speed = Distance / time

Velocity = Distance / time

Acceleration = velocity / time

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Velocity and speed can be used at each others places too

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