Define velocity and write its mathematical expression and state whether it is a scalar or vector quantity
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velocity is the displacement covered by any body in per unit time.
V =d/t
it's a vector quantity because it depends on both numerical value and direction
V =d/t
it's a vector quantity because it depends on both numerical value and direction
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velocity - it is the rate of change of position and not displacement........
Velocity is a vector quaquantity and hence has a magnitude as well as direction..
We denote vector as v with an arrow on its head..
There r two kinds of velocity ir even more like
1. Average velocity
2. Instantaneous velocity
3. Variable velocity
4. Uniform velocity.
Hope it helps
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Velocity is a vector quaquantity and hence has a magnitude as well as direction..
We denote vector as v with an arrow on its head..
There r two kinds of velocity ir even more like
1. Average velocity
2. Instantaneous velocity
3. Variable velocity
4. Uniform velocity.
Hope it helps
Thank u★★★
#ckc
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