Motion in definite direction is known as
•Speed
•Velocity
•Acceleration
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1. Speed :
In everyday And in kinematics, the speed of an
object is the magnitude of the change of its
position, it is thus a scalar quantity.the
average speed of an object in An interval of
time is the distance travelled by the object
divided by the duration of the interval, the
intantaneous speed is the limit of the average
speed as the direction of the time interval
approaches zero.
2. velocity :
The velocity of an object is the rate of change
of its position with respect to a frame of reference, And is a function of time. velocity
is equivalent to a specification of An object's
speed And direction of motion(e.g. 60 Km/h to
the north). velocity is a fundamental concept
in kinematics, the branch of classical
mechanics that describes the motion of
bodies.
3. acceleration :
In mechanics, acceleration is the rate of
change of the velocity of an object with
respect to time. accelerations are vector
quantities(in that they have magnitude And
direction). the orientation of An object's
acceleration is given by the orientation of the
net force acting on that object .
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