2 years ago

An object is moving due north at 31m/s. Does this tell you the speed of the velocity of the object or both?

Physics

1 answer:

dsp732 years ago

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Answer:

speed

Explanation:

its the speed

because the formula for deriving speed is distance/time

the unit for distance is metre

the unit for time is seconds

so speed is metre/seconds

so speed us m/s.

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