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How many directions can you travel in 1 dimension?

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By one dimension, one means motion along a line, or in one particular direction. Think of a car going down a straight road, or a person running on a straight track.

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1. Motion in one dimension

2. Average velocity.

3. Instantaneous velocity.

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