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1 Created by Treshonda Rutledge, FCR-STEM Summer Institute
The Gumball Roll (c) Copyright 2014 All Rights Reserved Created by Treshonda Rutledge, FCR-STEM Summer Institute

2 Usain Bolt Video (c) Copyright 2014 All Rights Reserved

3 Velocity Velocity includes both magnitude and direction.
(c) Copyright 2014 All Rights Reserved

4 Speed Speed is very similar to velocity.
Speed only gives the magnitude. For example, the car is traveling 20 mph. (c) Copyright 2014 All Rights Reserved

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