If one were driving a car with a velocity of - 30 km/h, that would mean that: they were driving at 30 km/h but in the reverse gear they were driving to the west or south (a predetermined negative) they were traveling back in time velocity cannot be negativ

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Nick Cortez

Physics

26 October, 01:33

If one were driving a car with a velocity of - 30 km/h, that would mean that: they were driving at 30 km/h but in the reverse gear they were driving to the west or south (a predetermined negative) they were traveling back in time velocity cannot be negativ

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Ricky Jacobs · Answer 1

Velocity is a vector quantity, if we put minus sign in front of it, it means the object is travelling in opposite direction, it doesn't mean that its travelling back in time.