The distinctions between speed and the velocity is as follows:
Speed:
- “Speed” is a “scalar quantity”.
- “Speed” of the “vehicle” says that “rate of the distance traveled” by “the vehicle”.
- For example, consider that a car is moving with “the speed 5 Km/h”. It informs that the “car can move 5 Km in one hour”.
Velocity:
- “Velocity” is a “vector quantity”.
- “Velocity” of the “vehicle” says that “rate of the distance traveled” and “the direction of the vehicle”.
- For example, consider a car is moving with “5 km/h west”. It informs that car is traveling in “direction of west” it covers “5 Km in one hour”.