Is velocity and displacement the same thing? explain
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Displacement is a vector which points from the initial position of an object to its final position. Velocity is a vector which shows the direction and rate of motion. The standard units of velocity are meters per second.
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are you sure? because displacement is a vector.
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DISPLACEMENT IS THE SHORTEST DISTANCE FROM A POINT TO ANOTHER AND VELOCITY IS NOTHING BUT SPEED WITH DIRECTION....
BOTH ARE VECTOR QUANTITIES
BUT VELOCITY IS DISPLACEMENT DIVIDED BY TIME...........
BOTH ARE VECTOR QUANTITIES
BUT VELOCITY IS DISPLACEMENT DIVIDED BY TIME...........
DISPLACEMENT IS MEASURED USING METRE........AND VELOCITY IS MEASURED IN METRE PER SECOND...............
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VECTOR QUANTITY MEANS MAGNITUDE WITH DIRECTION THAT'S ALL.............DON'T GET CONFUSED
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