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How do you find Speed and Velocity? (formula)

How do you find Speed and Velocity? (formula)
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How do you find Speed and Velocity? (formula)

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speed: the distance traveled divided by the time, d/t
velocity is just speed and direction, for example, 30 miles to the West
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User Gaurav Rawat
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Basically speed is equal to distance divided by time

Step-by-step explanation:

velocity is just speed and direction

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