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distinction between speed and velocity

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Answered by Niteshkeshri
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velocity
it is a vector quantity
average velocity can be zero
the rate of change of displacement
speed
it is scalar quantity
average speed cannot be zero
the rate of change of distance
Answered by arc555
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Velocity: Velocity is a vector quantity which means it has both magnitude and direction. It denotes the rate at which the object is moving or changing position.

Velocity=dispacement/time

Speed: Speed is a scalar quantity which means it has no direction. It denotes how fast an object is moving.

Speed=distance /time
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