Difference between Speed and Velocity with Examples in Tabular Form

SPEED VS VELOCITY DIFFERENCE

Here we have listed the difference between speed and velocity in tabular form with examples. 

Speed	Velocity
Definition: SPEED is defined as the distance traveled by a body per unit time.	Definition: VELOCITY is defined as the distance traveled by a body per unit time in a given direction.
SPEED is defined as the rate of change of distance.	VELOCITY is defined as the rate of change of displacement.
SPEED is used to find out “ how fast an object is moving ”.	VELOCITY is used to find out “ what is the direction for moving object ”.
SPEED is a scalar quantity as it has only magnitude.	VELOCITY is a vector quantity as it has both magnitudes as well as direction.
SPEED is always positive.	VELOCITY can be positive or negative.
SPEED for a moving object can never be zero.	VELOCITY for a moving object can be zero if the body returns to its initial position.
SPEED = Distance / Time	VELOCITY = Displacement / Time
SPEED is denoted by s or v.	VELOCITY is denoted by v or v and a cap or arrow above it.
S.I. Unit – m/s
Dimension – LT-1

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