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define retardation, velocity and vector quantity.​

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Answered by pavan2325
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Answered by Caillou234
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Retardation: decreasing of velocity at a steady rate.

Velocity: speed in a stated direction

Vector quantities: quantities which have both magnitude and direction.

More information;

  • Retardation is also the same as negative acceleration or deceleration.
  • Speed is a scalar quantity since it only has a magnitude. Velocity is same as speed only difference is it includes direction;(speed in a given direction). Therefore, it becomes a vector quantity as vector quantities consists of both magnitude and direction.
  • Magnitude; means the size.
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