Different between speed and velocity?
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# total distance travelled in the given interval of time is called speed
# displacement of an object in the given interval of time is called velocity
# speed has scalar quantity
# speed = distance / time
# velocity has vector quantity
# velocity = displacement / time
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# total distance travelled in the given interval of time is called speed
# displacement of an object in the given interval of time is called velocity
# speed has scalar quantity
# speed = distance / time
# velocity has vector quantity
# velocity = displacement / time
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SPEED
- Speed is nothing but the distance travelled by an object per unit of time.
- Speed is a scalar quantity because speed only depends upon the magnitude not the direction of motion of the object.
- Speed is always positive because it doesn't depend on the direction of motion of the object.
- If an object started moving then the speed can never be zero because once object moves then distance is covered which cannot be zero.
VELOCITY
- Velocity is displacement of object per unit of time.
- Velocity is vector quantity because it depends on the magnitude as well as the direction of motion of object.
- Velocity may be positive and negative as it depends on the direction in which object moves.
- If an object started moving then velocity may be zero if the displacement of the object is zero.
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