Name the physical quantity that represents the speed of a body in a particular direction
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Explanation:
That physical quantity is called speed (when no direction is given) and when it has a direction it's called velocity.
In other terms speed and velocity both are kinematic quantities that refer to the displacement of a body made.
When an object covers distance it is called speed and when the speed is observed going towards a particular direction it is referred to as velocity.
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Answer: Velocity
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Velocity is a physical quantity that represents the speed of a body in a particular direction.
It is a vector quantity.
Its SI unit is m/sec.
For example : 200 m/sec in South.
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600m/sec in north
as we can convert them into other systems of units
if you does not wrote SI unit properly then your answer will be wrong
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