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The main difference between speed and velocity involves
a. gravity.
b. direction.
c. distance.
d. weight
a. gravity.
b. direction.
c. distance.
d. weight
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Velocity is a speed and the direction in which it's speeding.
The main difference between speed and velocity is direction.
The main difference between speed and velocity is direction.
b. Direction
Velocity of a body involves magnitude and direction. So it would be meaningless to describe velocity without direction. It's a vector quantity
Speed of a body is the distance covered by it in unit time. It only involves magnitude of a body. It's a scalar quantity.
Velocity of a body involves magnitude and direction. So it would be meaningless to describe velocity without direction. It's a vector quantity
Speed of a body is the distance covered by it in unit time. It only involves magnitude of a body. It's a scalar quantity.