Question

What 2 factors do you need in order to find velocity?

A. Light and distance

B. Distance and speed

C. Direction and time

D. Speed and direction

Answer 1

@SkyVoltage43

Answer 2

D

Answer 3

Are you 100% sure? This test is only 1 question long.

Answer 4

double check with nick or triston but i think im right

Answer 5

I'll check with Nick, last time I asked Tris I failed the test. ;-;
@JustSaiyan

Answer 6

i can post on brainly and see what they say if want

Answer 7

Direction and Time

Answer 8

So... which is it?

Answer 9

It depends on what you are testing the velocity of.

Answer 10

Usually it IS D though.

Answer 11

Okay, so D

Answer 12

yea i figured the basic one would be D but you can test it in different ways but yes the correct answer is D

Answer 13

K thanks

Answer 14

Ill let you know if youre right

Answer 15

Yup.

Answer 16

here is the explaination

Answer 17

What's the difference between two identical objects traveling at different speeds? Nearly everyone knows that the one moving faster (the one with the greater speed) will go farther than the one moving slower in the same amount of time. Either that or they'll tell you that the one moving faster will get where it's going before the slower one. Whatever speed is, it involves both distance and time. "Faster" means either "farther" (greater distance) or "sooner" (less time). Doubling one's speed would mean doubling one's distance traveled in a given amount of time. Doubling one's speed would also mean halving the time required to travel a given distance. If you know a little about mathematics, these statements are meaningful and useful. (The symbol v is used for speed because of the association between speed and velocity, which will be discussed shortly.) sooooo D.