Physics, 13.02.2021 01:00 oddoneshenchman

Compare and contrast speed and velocity. O Speed is a vector (has a magnitude and a direction) and velocity is a scalar ( only has magnitude).
Both tell you how fast an object is moving.
O Speed is a scalar (magnitude only) and velocity is a vector (has a magnitude and a direction).
Both tell you the rate at which an object is speeding up or slowing down.
O Speed is a vector (has a magnitude and a direction) and velocity is a scalar ( only has magnitude).
Both tell you the rate at which an object is speeding up or slowing down.
O Speed is a scalar (magnitude only) and velocity is a vector (has a magnitude and a direction).
Both tell you how fast an object is moving.

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