Physics, asked by Rohitruchal, 1 year ago

Velocity is a vector quantity.justify this statement

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Answered by Shahmeer24
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velocity indicates magnitude as well as direction.

a car is travelling with a velocity 90km/hr. it tells that the car is moving with a speed of 90 km/ hr in a paritcular direction. thus velocity is a vector quantity..
Answered by TheRuhanikaDhawan
13
Velocity is a vector quantity
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velocity is defined as rate of change of displacement

as we know that displacement is a vector quantity and time is scalar and vector by scalar gives a vector hence Velocity is a vector quantity as it wil have both magnitude and direction
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