Geography, asked by sharavani89, 10 months ago

when is the magnitude of velocity equal to the speed ?​

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Answered by adhilatheef2019
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Answer:

Strictly the answer is never. Velocity is a vector quantity whereas speed is a scalar quantity. One cannot equal the other. However speed can be equal to the magnitude of a velocity, and for the same object this is the definition of the speed.

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Answered by ky735677
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upper answer is right copy this

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