how are speed and velocity different from each other
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speed-
speed=distance/time
scalar quantity
shows magnitude
velocity-
velocity=displacement/time
vector quantity
shows magnitude as well as direction
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1.Speed is a scalar quantity whereas velocity is a vector quantity.
2.Speed is the distance covered per unit time whereas velocity is the distance covered per unit time in a specific direction.
3.Speed can be zero or positive whereas velocity can be zero , positive or negative.
4.Speed is always greater than velocity or equal to it whereas velocity is always lesser than speed or equal to it.
(Speed and Velocity are equal when the object moves in a straight line).
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2.Speed is the distance covered per unit time whereas velocity is the distance covered per unit time in a specific direction.
3.Speed can be zero or positive whereas velocity can be zero , positive or negative.
4.Speed is always greater than velocity or equal to it whereas velocity is always lesser than speed or equal to it.
(Speed and Velocity are equal when the object moves in a straight line).
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kingsiddharth77:
hey sby
your real name
my siddharth
and i m writing 1 and 2 point only that ok
not 2 i m doing 1 and 3
But the definition is the main point of difference
my real name is Shreyas
but your choice
which are definition
since it is a differentiation
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