velocity is the rate of displacement. That is velocity = displacement/time.
In kinematics there are number of expressions for velocity, some of them are
1) v = u + at 2) v^2 =u^ 2 + 2as , where u - initial velocity, v - final velocity, s - displacement and a - acceleration.
A. a quantity of magnitude only
B. a quantity with direction only
C. a quantity with magnitude and direction
D. a quantity with no units
speed.
The dictionary defines velocity as the measure of the rate movement of an object in a given direction.
"Direction". The only difference between velocity and speed is that velocity is a vector while speed is a magnitude. Therefore, velocity has a direction, while speed does not.
Acceleration
This would be acceleration.
A vector quantity
v= dx/dt.
Vector
A Vector quantity
Velocity only describes the speed. Vector describes both speed and direction. That entails trigonometry.
No. Velocity is a vector that describes both the direction in which an object is moving and its speed in that direction.
speed and direction
A vector
Velocity.
Velocity describes both the speed and direction an object is moving.
Velocity describes the speed and direction of an object.velocityvelocity
Velocity only describes the speed. Vector describes both speed and direction. That entails trigonometry.
No. Velocity is a vector that describes both the direction in which an object is moving and its speed in that direction.
speed and direction
two things that describe velocity is distance and time.
direction
A vector
Velocity.
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"Acceleration velocity" is a meaningless phrase. "Velocity" is the time rate of change of position. "Acceleration" is the time rate of change of velocity.