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Differentiata between speed, velocity, and acceleration
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Differentiata between speed, velocity, and acceleration

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Speed is distance covered per unit time.it is a scaler quantity. It unit is m/s.

Velocity is speed in a given direction.it is a vector quantity. It unit is m/s.

Acceleration is the rate of increase in velocity.it is a vector quantity.it unit is m/s^2

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