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The main difference between speed and velocity involves a. distance. b. weight. c. direction. d. gravity.

The main difference between speed and velocity involves a. distance. b. weight. c. direction. d. gravity.
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The main difference between speed and velocity involves

a. distance.
b. weight.
c. direction.
d. gravity.

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User Guilherme Lopes
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Answer:

direction

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User Elixon
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The main difference is direction. C.

Speed is a scalar quantity, while Velocity is a vector quantity.
Speed is measured without taking into fact direction, but Velocity takes into fact the direction.
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