"Peter Webb" wrote in message
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| | | What's the difference between "Geschwindigkeit" (German for
speed)
| | | and "Geschwindigkeit" (German for velocity)?
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| | |
| | | Dunno exactly.
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| | The difference is direction.
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| | And if you don't know enough English to understand the English words
| for
| | magnitude and direction,
| |
| | I do. The words you asked about were in German.
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| No you don't, you hallucinate distance is a scalar.
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| No, distance does not have a direction.

Geschwindigkeit doesn't have direction.
Ergo Geschwindigkeit isn't a vector. You said velocity was a vector and
speed wasn't.
****in' stupid, aren't you?

| If you Google
If I don't google distance will still be a vector.

What's the difference between "Geschwindigkeit" (German for speed)
and "Geschwindigkeit" (German for velocity), now that I've told you?