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CHAPTER- 8
MOTION
 Extra questions
1. Distinguish between speed and velocity?
=Speed is the distance covered by an object in per unit
time.
=Velocity is the displacement of object in per unit time.
2. Under what conditionsis the magnitudeof average
Velocity of an object is equalto its average speed?
=When an object moves in a straight path with a

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