Science, asked by babyboldgirl, 1 year ago

velocity = Displacement/time or Distance/time?

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Answered by Crystall91

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Velocity = Displacement/time

Distance/time = Speed

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Answered by Anonymous

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$\bold\blue{velocity = } \frac{\bold\pink{displacement}}{\bold\green{time}}$

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