Distance Formula: No Velocity Needed

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The discussion centers around the distance formula that does not incorporate velocity, specifically in the context of physics. Participants reference a link to Physics Forums for further details on the topic. The formula typically used is the Euclidean distance formula, which calculates the distance between two points in a coordinate system without the need for velocity parameters. This formula is essential for various applications in physics and mathematics.

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Do any of you guys know the distance formula offhand that doesn't use velocity?
 
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