Physics, asked by reemaxsalehx, 1 year ago

how is velocity different than speed

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Answered by Anonymous

Speed with direction is known as velocity. Speed is a scalar quantity whereas velocity is a vector quantity. Scalar quantities have direction only, but, vector quantities have direction and magnitude.
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