Question

Velocity is to speed as displacement is to
A. acceleration
B. time
C.momentum
D.distance

Answer 1

Velocity is to speed as displacement is to - D. distance.

A scalar quantity is a particular measure or quantity that has magnitude but no particular direction whereas a vector quantity is a measure or quantity that has magnitude and works in a particular direction.

Velocity is to speed as displacement is to distance due to:

• Velocity is the speed with a direction and therefore, is a vector quantity
• speed is a rate at which an object travels distance without direction therefore, is a scalar quantity.
• Displacement is a vector quantity as it moves at a particular distance from its initial point or position, so is a vector quantity
• distance is a scalar quantity as it has only magnitude without direction.

Thus, Velocity is to speed as displacement is to - D. distance.

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