>symbol for frequency is ν
>symbol for speed is v
Symbol for frequency is ν
>symbol for speed is v
no, it's literally not you fucking brainlet.
velocity and speed are completely different
I just stumbled by this thread. Can I confirm something with you? Is velocity simply a speed with a designation of direction? It's been a while since my last physics class, but that was how my professor summed it up in layman's terms.
Symbol for velocity is usually v. I thought frequency was usually just f?
>brainlets who just took physics 101 thinking they have the right to call anyone else a brainlet
Velocity is a vector quantity
Speed is the magnitude of velocity
[eqn] \nu \neq v [/eqn]
rotceVelocity
ralacSpeed
You remember correctly.
Velocity (a vector) is speed (a scalar) plus a direction.
Usually expressed as either speed-components along 3 mutually perpendicular axes or as a speed and two angles.
Read it you fucking brainlet.