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The definitive difference between speed and velocity is the consideration of _____. A. variation B. Direction C. angles,
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The definitive difference between speed and velocity is the consideration of _____.

A. variation
B. Direction
C. angles,

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Answer: direction

Step-by-step explanation:

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Direction, speed is a scalar quantity which has a magnitude but no direction. Velocity is a vector quantity which has a magnitude (size) and direction.
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