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Test your velocity knowledge

by Francesco Passarella
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What is velocity?

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Definition of velocity

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What is the SI unit of velocity?

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How does velocity differ from speed?

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What is instantaneous velocity?

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If a car travels 100 m north in 20 s, what is its average velocity?

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Which quantity is velocity most closely related to?

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What happens to velocity if direction changes but speed stays constant?

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If a runner covers 300 m in 60 s with no change in direction, what is their average velocity?

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Which scenario describes constant velocity?

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Velocity is displacement divided by time, with a direction included.

Average velocity uses total displacement over total time.

Velocity is measured in m/s in SI units.

Velocity is a vector (has direction); speed is scalar (no direction).

Instantaneous velocity is the velocity at a precise moment.

Displacement is 100 m north; 100/20 = 5 m/s to the north.

Velocity is displacement divided by time, with direction.

Direction change changes velocity vector even if speed is constant.

Displacement equals 300 m in the direction of motion; 300/60 = 5 m/s.

Constant velocity means straight-line motion with constant speed and direction.

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