Which statement describes the difference between speed and velocity

a. Velocity is speed with a direction. B. Velocity is speed divided by time. C. Velocity is speed multiplied by time. D. Velocity is measured in meters per second while speed is measured in meters.

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Kirsten Zhang

Physics

25 June, 22:18

Which statement describes the difference between speed and velocity

a. Velocity is speed with a direction. B. Velocity is speed divided by time. C. Velocity is speed multiplied by time. D. Velocity is measured in meters per second while speed is measured in meters.

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Uriah Miller · Answer 1

Velocity is speed plus a direction.

30 miles per hour to the north

30 miles per hour to the east

These are the same speed but different velocities.

Which statement describes the difference between speed and velocitya. Velocity is speed with a direction. B. Velocity is speed divided by time. C. Velocity is speed multiplied by time. D. Velocity is measured in meters per second while speed is measured in meters.

Which statement describes the difference between speed and velocity

a. Velocity is speed with a direction. B. Velocity is speed divided by time. C. Velocity is speed multiplied by time. D. Velocity is measured in meters per second while speed is measured in meters.