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mujadeo
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Book says that velocitys must have speed AND direction.
going down or to the left on your coordinates, is negative.
So if I am walking left along the x-axis at 2m/s, my velocity is -2m/s
But If I walk down along the y-axis will I also have a neg velocity?
If so, then what is my velocity if I walk diagonally left and up,
or right and down?
Can someone explain this in simple terms? Thanks!
going down or to the left on your coordinates, is negative.
So if I am walking left along the x-axis at 2m/s, my velocity is -2m/s
But If I walk down along the y-axis will I also have a neg velocity?
If so, then what is my velocity if I walk diagonally left and up,
or right and down?
Can someone explain this in simple terms? Thanks!