Physics, asked by Rohitruchal, 1 year ago

Velocity is a vector quantity. justify the statement.

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Answered by piyushankit14
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This is because velocity has speed with directions
Answered by Tomthetomato
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Velocity = displacement ÷ time taken
displacement is a vector quantity because displacement is the shortest distance between the initial position and the final position. Which has it has both magnitude and direction (vector quantity).
since displacement is vector , velocity also becomes vector.
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