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14 June, 02:42

How are speed and velocity related

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    Speed is the absolute value of velocity. Speed being a scalar (magnitude) and Velocity is a vector (magnitude and direction). Both speed and velocity have to deal with magnitude. An example would be that speed would be 15 miles/hour while velocity would be 15 miles / hour towards the west.
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