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  1. Wikipedia
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velocity

    Velocity - Wikipedia

    Common symbolsv, v, v, v
    Other unitsmph, ft/s
    In SI base unitsm/s
    DimensionL T⁻¹
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  1. Wikipedia
    https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velocity

    Velocity - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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    How To Calculate Velocity.
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  2. Khan Academy
    https://www.khanacademy.org/.../a/wh…

    What is velocity? (article) | Khan Academy

    WebLearn the difference between speed and velocity, how to calculate average and instantaneous velocity, and how to graph position, velocity, and speed. See examples of velocity problems involving displacement, …

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    You can imagine throwing a ball into the air, the ball would have an upward (positive) speed immediately after throwing, but would be slowing down...
    What if the line of the graph is curved? I know how to find the instantaneous speed given the functi...
    choose a time (t) at which you want to find the instantaneous speed. Draw a tangent to the curve at that point (t) Find the gradient of the tangent...
    Speed and Velocity are almost the same with the exception that speed is a scalar quantity and veloci...
    Not entirely actually. Speed takes into account the entire distance travelled over a time period, while velocity is the displacement over a time pe...
    example 2: Hungry Dolphin. I thought that to find instantaneous velocity I would just look at where ...
    The answer is -4 because the slope is negative.
    How would you calculate velocity if the displacement is zero? For instance, a car traveling on a cir...
    size circumference of circular track is displacement. Starting position and ending at same position count as lap. Wherefore let *`C = pi*d`* where...
    An average in algebra is where you add numbers, say, 80, 40 and 30, and you divide that number by th...
    There is more that one type of average though. You're using the mean average. If you were to use the median, mode or range depending on the numbers...
    for the example 1 where we used the disoriented iguana, how is the time interval 28 seconds? I thoug...
    You don't need a formula here, they tell you he went one way for 20 seconds and the the other way for 8 seconds. That's 28 seconds. If you were usi...
    what is terminal velocity?
    Terminal velocity is reached when gravity and air resistance balance, keeping an object in free fall from accelerating.
    Im not understanding how to find Instantaneous velocity is there any videos on this explaining how i...
    The video before this doesn't really explain it very well. The next video here 'Position vs. time graphs explains it much better.

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  3. Britannica
    https://www.britannica.com/science/velocity

    Velocity | Speed, Acceleration, Motion | Britannica

  4. WikiHow
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    4 Ways to Calculate Velocity - wikiHow

    Web6 days ago · 1. Find average velocity when acceleration is constant. If an object is accelerating at a constant rate, the formula for average velocity is simple: [3] . In this equation is the initial velocity, and is the final velocity. …

  5. Wikipedia
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Velocity

    Category:Velocity - Wikipedia

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    ve·loc·i·ty
    [vəˈläsədē]
    noun
    velocity (noun) · velocities (plural noun) · velocity of circulation (noun) · velocities of circulation (plural noun)
    1. the speed of something in a given direction:
      "the velocities of the emitted particles"
    Origin
    late Middle English: from French vélocité or Latin velocitas, from velox, veloc- ‘swift’.
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