Uniform velocity is scalar , while variable velocity is vector
Explanation: Uniform velocity and variable velocity is that a body moving with uniform velocity has zero acceleration, while a body that is moving with variable velocity has some acceleration. Uniform velocity is the vector quantity while non-uniform or variable velocity is a scalar quantity
<span>The brake and gas pedal change speed in a car (brake slows it down, gas pedal speeds it up) and the steering wheel changes the velocity (it changes the direction). </span>
