Question

Distinguished between speed and acceleration

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Speed

Speed is defined as the rate of change of the position of a body. Thus it may be understood as distance covered by the body in a unit time. So speed may be expressed as:

Speed = Distance/Time

If “d” is the distance covered by a body in time “t,” then its speed “s” is:

s = d/t  

If the distance is measured in meters and time in seconds, then the unit of speed will be meters per second.

Speed is a scalar quantity as it has only magnitude and not any specific direction. Related to speed is another term of velocity.

As already mentioned, speed has no specific direction and so it is a scalar quantity. If speed has specific direction, then it is termed as velocity. Thus velocity has magnitude as well as direction.

If a car is moving in a circle, it will have speed, but its velocity will be zero as there is no change of direction.

Acceleration

Acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity. So acceleration is the change in velocity per unit time. If a body has uniform velocity, its acceleration is zero. For a body to have acceleration, there must be a change in its velocity. Thus:

Acceleration = Velocity/Time  

If “v” is the velocity of the body and “t” is the time taken by the body to achieve the velocity “v,” then its acceleration “a” may be understood as:

A = v/t

If the unit of velocity is in meters per second and the time is in seconds, then the unit of acceleration will be meters per second squared.

Taking the example of the car, if it is moving in a circle, the change in velocity is not there, but the direction of motion is changing and so acceleration is there.

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Answer 2

Speed:-

1) Speed is a distance covered in a unit of time.

2) The unit of distance is metric system.

3) Speed is a scalar quantity.

Acceleration:-

1) Acceleration is the rate of change of speed.

2) The unit of acceleration is meter per second square (m/s^2).

3) Acceleration is vector quantity.

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