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Is velocity more like distance or displacement? Why?
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Is velocity more like distance or displacement? Why?

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Answer:

Displacement

Step-by-step explanation:

Velocity is more like displacement because

  • Both are vector quantities. Which means Magnitude+direction.

Both have an arrow above their signs which indicates they are vectors.

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