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What is a difference between velocity and speed?​

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What is a difference between velocity and speed?

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Speed

• It is the rate at which a particular distance is covered by an object.

• It is a scalar quantity as it comprises of magnitude only

• Speed indicates how fast an object is moving

• Speed may never be zero or negative.

• One can measure speed in m/s

• If the object changes the direction, it won’t matter because the count of average speed will continue.

• Speed can or cannot be equal to velocity.

• We calculate the speed as the difference travelled per unit of time.

Velocity

• Velocity refers to the rate at which an object changes their position in a particular direction.

• Velocity is a vector quantity as it comprises of both magnitude and direction.

• It indicates how fast the object is moving along with its position

• Velocity may be zero, negative or positive

• One can measure velocity in m/s

• When the direction changes, there will be a change in the object’s velocity, thus, an object should follow one direction

• An object will possibly have different velocities but speed will be the same.

• We calculate this as the displacement of a thing per unit of time.

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