True or False Velocity of a body can never be greater than its speed . Why?
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False because velocity us a vector quantity ans speed us and scalar quantity
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true because velocity depends on the displacement of an object which is the smallest path
where as the speed depends on distance of an object which is the total path covered
( displacement can also never be greater than distance
it is either equal to or smaller than distance)
where as the speed depends on distance of an object which is the total path covered
( displacement can also never be greater than distance
it is either equal to or smaller than distance)
Jaspreetsingh1221:
worst thing
speed can also depend on displacement
speed is defined as distance per unit time bt velocity is defined as displacement per unit time
it's not necessary
Speed is the distance traveled by an object where as, velocity is distance traveled by an object per unit time in a particular direction. S
speed is distance travelled per unit time that is why we write speed= distance / time
and what about displacement??
first find out displacements
what?
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