Speed is the distance an object travels over a period of time, regardless of direction, while velocity takes into account both speed and direction of motion. There are two types of speed - instantaneous speed, which is the speed at a specific moment, and average speed, which is the total distance traveled divided by the total time. In conclusion, speed is a measurement of how fast an object is moving, whereas velocity considers both speed and the direction of motion.

1. SPEED AND VELOCITY

2. What is speed and velocity?

3. Difference between speed
and velocity

4. Constant Speed and Relative
Velocity
 Whenan objecttravels thesamedistancein thesame
periodof time,it is said to betravelingat a constantspeed.
 Therelativevelocityis definedas thevelocityof an object
with respect toanotherobserver

5. Average and Instantaneous
Speed
The speedof an object can be describedtwo ways:
 Instantaneous Speed is “thespeedat a specificinstant”.
 Average Speed is an average of the speed of an object
during a periodof time.

6. First exercise

7. Second exercise

8. Conclusion
 In conclusion Speed is simply rate of change of
motion.or simply it is the distance traveled by a
body in a unit of time and Velocity is the direction
aware and it is the rate of change of position of
an object.

9. Thanks for your
attention