The Difference Between Speed & Velocity

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[@mohamedmeashal1971]

is it weird that I just learned the difference now while I am at college

[@Soccerkid123454321]

trust i feel u fam im in 2nd year university watching this

[@bunkyfunky8079]

Are you a fresh men or softmore I am 6th grade

[@Farcology]

@@bunkyfunky8079 actually I'm graduated and just realized that :D

[@pujabadhe9826]

I am in 11th

[@faezy8000]

Never old to learn :)

[@ifritwamia83]

You made me understand all this in 2 minutes, while my teacher couldn't made me understand this in 50 minutes!! wow

[@amal-4c3]

Same to you 😍❤👌

[@illusionjoy]

Ikr 😼

[@androtechgamers5784]

And my teacher in my whole school and college life.

[@ereh483]

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[@muhammadridhwan266]

actually why we feel like that is because before you watch this video, you already have some exposure or a little bit info about that topic from your teacher. that's why we always feel youtube video make us clear more on that topic than our teacher. if you dont believe me, try watch a topic you never heard before in youtube. you will also feel difficult to understand and may need to rewatch multiple times to understand it.

[@JoesWife1000]

Yes, please do a video on distance vs displacement. Also on acceleration!

[@Badzilla]

Done, It's on my channel

[@SunitaKumari-pn4cz]

@@Badzilla link

[@tiddieshunter1144]

distance is the total area or distance covered by a body , its always positive meaning by no matter what are your starting or ending points are, as soon as your car's tire start moving, it start covering distance. Displacement is the shortest distance between two points, usually measured through a straight line, it can be positive, if the ending point is on left side of starting point its negative and wise vera. I hope you understood.

[@humbumboli5790]

@@tiddieshunter1144 thnx for information

[@BLACKFLC]

@@tiddieshunter1144 no!!!

[@ashwani__5462]

YOUR WAY OF EXPLANATION IS SO AMAZING FINALLY I UNDERSTAND THIS

[@eleanorjohnson8940]

Chemistry specialist trying to learn Physics.... Thank you so much! Subscribed... thanks for helping me not look dumb in front of my colleagues/students! :)

[@Losovox]

Man I was looking at all these websites using complicated terminology and you just explained it in an instant! Thank you so much!

[@tiddieshunter1144]

distance is the total area or distance covered by a body , its always positive meaning by no matter what are your starting or ending points are, as soon as your car's tire start moving, it start covering distance. Displacement is the shortest distance between two points, usually measured through a straight line, it can be positive, if the ending point is on left side of starting point its negative and wise vera. I hope you understood.

[@samrathsingh9738]

Really now I am able to understand while I am trying to understand it from the last 1 hour amazingly

[@saroshanwer5407]

Your video is amazing with your example I under stood it in 2 minutes

[@yushaumeri6292]

The last time I learned about this was in 2009, in highschool. This video is way better, very easy to understand, and straight to the point

[@biggerthaninfinity7604]

Thank you for setting a great example, I understood it in 2 minutes while my science teacher is keep saying “velocity is SPEED! People! that simple!”. 🙄

[@allinnenamamigawande4988]

Excellent explanation ... I loved it really THANK YOU So Much for this amazing video ... And you're making easy to understand for growing students who're interested in subject like science (PHYSICS).. 😍😍🤗

[@comradepuspendu]

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[@naveensundar4765]

Man, u saved my life

[@SaiKumar-rf5hq]

its good. will do one more video on this type of topic. what is the difference between the emf and voltage

[@MrFrezeeTr]

Thank you man this explanation made it more clear. for me problem was caused from lack of my offical language (in my language velocity and speed means same...) I wasnt able to understand it clearly but now its more simple. I just hate when languages changes these scientic terms I think they should've stay same just in one offical language.

[@chanubarman1193]

Excellent

[@bibekjoshi2068]

While you say velocity=0 after covering a circle because there is no directional issue but don't you think the direction is changing continuously and there exists velocity

[@i-Sensei-XII]

Exactly , I have also doubt in that

[@checohidalgo9873]

He didn't touch on the difference between average velocity and instantaneous velocity. When the bike covered a full circle and back to it's original start point it's average velocity for the whole trip around was zero because there was no displacement. But the instantaneous velocity was present every time he took a small turn to complete the circle , so you could say the instantaneous velocity of the biker was 1km/h due north,northeast,south, souwest and north for a brief second in time, throughout that whole circle ride he was instantaneously accelerating as well since his velocity was changing.

[@hadidy13]

Short and very informative. Thanks!

[@yashaswar1973]

Your explanation skills are remarkable! Thanks!

[@Badzilla]

Thank you, You are most welcome

[@ytuser4562]

I don’t understand... if velocity is just speed with a direction, how come you can come back to the same place and then have no velocity but x amount of speed?

[@dlpatel3431]

Nice teaching BRO.....

[@arijitbiswa]

I am a student of Science stream from India recently i gave my 12th standard exam but i am always confused between these two like i can't understand than from my childhood . But your video makes it really easy to understand

[@daijahscott8479]

need one about distance and displacement

[@god1131]

You will definitely go to heaven my man

[@Badzilla]

hahaha. Well Thanks to God

[@izvarzone]

v = [0,1,0]

[@RohitKumar-dy6ki]

Thanks sir, excellent explanation.

[@mrunknown5087]

diffrence between mass and weight

[@tadiqshahid4625]

Mass = mass Weight =mass * gravity

[@TheDeluxe4O]

To further contribute. Mass is defined as the amount of matter (stuff) in an object and is usually measured in grams. Weight is defined as the gravitational force that is applied to an object. As pointed above my comment, weight = mass x gravity. Notice how I used force in my definition? Now take a second look at the equation, do you notice that the definition of a force is this, F=ma where m is a mass and a is any acceleration. Well it turns out gravity is an acceleration and since weight involves a mass and an acceleration (of gravity) we can say that weight is in FACT a force.

[@prakharpratapsingh5188]

@@TheDeluxe4O ok, so weight is a force and mass is a mass. So weight is not the basic entity, whereas mass is an independent basic entity. So, since my weight is 70kg, my mass is 7.1377kg, (divided by 9.807) So why we just don't measure our mass instead of measuring our weight, its the basic entity, independent of anything. And if I go in space my weight would become 7.1377kg because there's no acceleration. But by formula "f=ma", my mass would become f/0, I don't know what "f" is, but from it I can surely tell that my mass "m" would not be equal to 7.1377, it would be either "+/-infinite" or "0/0". so, what is my mass in space?

[@anandthegamer4196]

Seee mass is constant in universe But weight changes due to gravity

[@skipperry63]

Perfect example! Got it!

[@souhardabanik9435]

Very good explanation 👍👌

[@mahnoor8535]

U are too good at explaining stuff , very well done brooo

[@BaptistJoshua]

So give me a specific velocity that when I read it, it lets me know how fast and where the person travelled. In other words, that it quantifies this supposed displacement.

[@dontmindjustfun4698]

great

[@aphermal]

Thank you so much I understood the difference so well !!

[@chhussain7024]

Thnks

[@aratisantoshraundale9241]

Sir, can you please upload a video on the examples of speed and velocity but in daily life example?

[@Sanjay-ge6cn]

too good one humble request .. one more video on acceleration with good graphics

[@AndrewGood-ws2fl]

Thanks! You explained it so my brain could absorb it haha

[@virus-qd3ge]

Ohh sir thanks a lot. I am subscribing to this channel 😘 I know the difference between speed and velocity just because of you but I regret coming here a little bit late as I am in 11th standard and I didn't knew the difference between these two 😅

[@kjgamingfun4208]

hello great video what does vector, displacement and scalar mean please can you make a video thankyou

[@EvgeniStavrev-k2o]

so if the distance is a straight line, the speed and velocity would be the same?

[@souravsikdar5228]

Thank bro I can't understand you understand me easily 😅

[@naturelover5824]

Please make a video regarding the difference between distance and displacement

[@Badzilla]

This is highly requested, I ll make a video about that.

[@giampinalo5359]

You made me understand in 0:31 sec😭thank you very much sir 🤧( the problem i have been searching for )

[@JuanFernandez-ti5bv]

Great and simple explanation! thank you very much

[@hemanthreddy9509]

Osm explanation

[@joshirohithbezaleel4068]

Really understandable and good tq for the clear rendition

[@myriama5590]

Hello, Can we know what app you are presenting on please!

[@adventurecraft6905]

Спасибо, коротко и ясно👍

[@AbdulRahman-cd2rc]

I am learning it after someone asked me and being a college student I shamely couldn't answered it

[@rizalmedina5040]

Thanks for simple explanation

[@djkpb]

What is the difference between displacement and distance......

[@elijah4840]

fantastic video, you should have more subs!

[@vamsiboss7890]

sir 🙏 help (frame any two question to understand the difference between speed and velocity) . pls rply sir

[@Aliabdullah-o9r]

really a good one keep it up

[@ffhashimi]

Great explanation; Please do more

[@iluvcy]

This video made me understand it all. Thankyou!!!

[@dhruvsaini2806]

So if you die at the same hospital you were born in does that mean your avg velocity is zero?

[@trueknowledge2065]

Very well explained👏👏👏👏👏

[@bempukhrambam5030]

Nice video

[@surajmb9060]

If the plane is moving in north direction, then is speed zero?

[@anujuniyal0_0]

Thankyou

[@kajalsarkar42]

too nice sir

[@sukanyanamannaskar636]

Now it is more easy to learn 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@evolve7916]

Difference between displacement and distance

[@jordanc6123]

can you explain about displacement?

[@JM-ol9rm]

Nice nice, thanks for this video.

[@ajinkyakhandare4748]

Great explanation sir

[@tathagatkumar3180]

Nice explanation brother thanx

[@Talentist-if4ge]

Awesome! U are a wonderful teacher!

[@alexanderivanov899]

Great explanation. Thx man

[@ayaansakya6846]

Sir in circular motion velocity is zero ?

[@Mupparajuvaripalem]

in cricket game commentors use tha word "speed of the bowling",not "velocity of the ball"why? the bowler bowls the ball to batsmen,it has some direction.pls ans this.

[@grigori7711]

I understand that the example involving the biker going in a circle is giving an example of speed, as there is no change in position after the trip was completed, but would there be a velocity component at every point along this circular path as you are changing directions at every point when moving in a circle? Thanks!

[@Badzilla]

Yes, There would be, The velocity is only zero relative to the starting position in this case, but there is a directional change along the trip. If the biker had stopped half way, there would be a velocity that corresponds to the direction he stopped at.

[@grigori7711]

@@Badzilla thank you for the clarification

[@canaveral8369]

hm..i am still a little confused about this..

[@TrentFillmore1]

What would my velocity be if I rode 12,000 miles across land and sea in the same direction?

[@areeshanaim8017]

Thank you so much !! You explained perfectly , and now this concept had entered in my mind for ever !! Thanks a lot !! 😄 There is a humble request please make a video on explaination of acceleration !! Plz 😊

[@sarojgupta8612]

You should simply say that velocity is the time taken to cover displacement and speed is time taken to cover distance

[@mridulghosh8532]

Thanks very nice and clear explanations... also examples...

[@ariaanimran2590]

It was very helpful to me. Thank you so much.

[@DBullo100]

What’s the formula to velocity

[@biggerthaninfinity7604]

Such a clear explanation!!

[@igaverohan1184]

Sir whats the name of application in which you have made this video...It's really great

[@nick467467]

Since planet earth makes a circle around the sun and comes back to the same location relative to the sun every year, does it mean that Earth doesn’t have any velocity because there is no displacement relative to the sun.?

[@user-be4qz4uo2f]

Exlent video Keep it up

[@ervismehillaj6883]

Why should be used displacement instead of distance when was vector important in physics

[@raushansriv7680]

It means that speed is related to distance and velocity is related to displacement. Am I right???

[@abdasabir6594]

Thanks it is enough 4me 😅 becoz I am in 9 class..😉..

[@peyo5261]

Me too😁

[@austinbrown4886]

HI

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HELP ME

[@azizaamin7867]

Can you calculate velocity with the help of speed?

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bruhh!!! u r so good

[@SunilKumar-ow1ik]

Thank you

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Thanks a lot!

[@imjustagirlll10]

funny how I'm learning this in 11th grade while I'm supposed to do it in 5th

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Thanks

[@itsdevgarg]

Very helpful!

[@parbatimal2119]

Great video 👍👍

[@blitzwolf1012]

is displacement the same as velocity?

[@deathx2502]

Thanks it help me lot🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@myfav4879]

your explanation is good

[@RAVIOLIdS]

So velocity is speed with a bearing?

[@N1tdmbot]

❤️ Thanks