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Differentiate between velocity and speed. Explain it.

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Answered by venkatachandrap9uazt
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Answer:

speed:

it is a scalar quantity

speed=distance/time

velocity:

it is a vector quantity

velocity=displacement/time

Answered by samir4934
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★Speed:-

i) Distance travelled per unit time is called speed.

ii) It is a scalar quantity.

iii) Only magnitude is required to represent speed.

iv) It is always positive.

v) Speed = Distance / Time.

★ Velocity:-

i) Distance travelled per unit time in a definite direction is called velocity.

ii) It is a vector quantity.

iii) Both magnitude and direction are required to represent velocity.

iv) It can be positive or negative.

v) Velocity = Displacement / Time.

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