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The main difference between speed and velocity involves

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ad-work [718]3 years ago

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D. Direction, if someone is traveling on an interstate from New York to Boston at 65 MPH, the speed of the car is 65 MPH and the velocity is 65 MPH north-east.

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Speed does not include direction.
Velocity includes direction.

Therefore, the main difference between speed and velocity is D. Direction.

FINAL ANSWER: D. direction

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