Physics, asked by chirag5224, 1 year ago

which of the following is used as SI unit of velocity ? please explain

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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\mathsf{Hoy \ !!}


\mathsf{SI} \rightarrow \mathsf{International \ System \ of \ Units}


\mathsf{SI \ unit \ of \ Velocity} \implies


= \mathsf{m{s}^{-1} \ or \ m/s}


\huge\tt{Explaination \ :}


\mathsf{As \ we \ know,}


\mathsf{Velocity \ = \ {\dfrac{Displacement}{Time}}}


\mathsf{Unit \ of \ Displacement \ = \ metre \ ( m )}


\mathsf{Unit \ of \ Time \ = \ second \ ( s )}


\therefore


\mathsf{Putting \ values}


\mathsf{Velocity \ = \ {\dfrac{metre}{second}}}


\mathsf{Velocity \ = \ {\dfrac{m}{s}}}


\mathsf{Velocity \ = \ m/s}


\mathsf{Or}


\mathsf{Velocity \ = \ m{s}^{-1}}


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