Speed.
The measure of how far an object has moved is called distance. Distance is a scalar quantity that represents the total length of the path traveled by an object.
It is called the physical miles per minute hour....36
Speed is equal to distance divided by time Algebraically s = d/t To do this mechanically, you need a clock/watch to measure the time. and some form of distance measure e.g. ruler, or mile posts. In a motor car you have the speedometer and odometer. They measure the speed at any given moment, and the distance travelled.
There are several. You're probably referring to the odometer, which displays the number of miles traveled.
Its speed is the distance it travels per unit time.
odometer
The instrument used to measure the total distance that a car has traveled is called an odometer.
The measure of how far an object has moved is called distance. Distance is a scalar quantity that represents the total length of the path traveled by an object.
It is called the physical miles per minute hour....36
Speed is equal to distance divided by time Algebraically s = d/t To do this mechanically, you need a clock/watch to measure the time. and some form of distance measure e.g. ruler, or mile posts. In a motor car you have the speedometer and odometer. They measure the speed at any given moment, and the distance travelled.
There are several. You're probably referring to the odometer, which displays the number of miles traveled.
speed
It is called speed Speed = Distance/Time
Velocity.
Hamming Distance
The average speed.
A location is the position which is usually measure in terms of a fixed point of reference, which is called the origin. In n-dimensional space the location may be defined in terms of distances from origin along orthogonal axes (n axes), or in terms of distance and direction (one measure of distance and n-1 angles). Location on the surface of a sphere, for example the earth, can be defined by only two angles (the latitude and longitude) and no distance because the distance is implied (radius of the earth).