Physics, asked by cufee1047, 9 months ago

give two differences between speed and velocity? question and answer

Answers

Answered by karanDasari
0
Speed is a scalar quantity,velocity is a vector quantity. Speed=distance x time,velocity=displacement/time
Answered by Anonymous
8

\underline{ \underline{ \sf \:  \:Speed  : \:  \:  \: }}

 \toThe rate of distance is called speed

  \toIt is scalar quantity

 \toSpeed is always positive

   \huge{ \star} \:  \:  \large\sf\fbox{ \fbox{Speed =  \frac{distance}{time}  }}

 \toThe SI unit of speed is m/s

 \underline{ \underline{ \sf \:  \: Velocity : \:  \:  \: }}

 \toThe rate of displacement is called velocity

 \toIt is vector quantity

 \toVelocity can be positive , negative or zero

   \huge{ \star} \:  \:  \large\fbox{\fbox{ \sf Velocity =  \frac{displacement}{time}}   }

 \toThe SI unit of velocity is m/s

Similar questions