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Difference between speed and velocity?✌✌

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Answered by Anonymous

Explanation:

speed is scalar.

speed = distance / time

velocity is vector.

velocity = displacement / time

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Answered by arshbbcommander

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Hey mate here are some differences..

Speed is distance covered by body per unit time while Velocity is displacement covered by body per unit time.
Speed is scalar while Velocity is vector quantity.
Speed is denoted by s while velocity by v.
Velocity is speed in one direction while speed can be in any direction.
Speed corelates with distance while velocity with dispacement.

Formula.

Speed=Distance/Time

Velocity=Displacement/Time

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