There are several different metrics. The most common is the Euclidean or Pythagorean distance where if P = (a, b) and Q = (c, d) are two points in the Cartesian plane then the distance between then is sqrt[(a - c)^2 + (b - d)^2)]. Another metric is the Minkovski or taxicab measure, based on a grid structure of roads. Since you cannot travel "cross country", the distance would be |a - c|+ |b - d|.
velocity
Since speed is a ratio between distance and the time it took to move that distance, the two required measures are Distanceand Time.
The perimeter
Yes the thickness of something is just a distance.
Imperial Distance measures.
Distance.
yard
velocity
By road, the distance measures 495km.
A metric odometer measures distance in kilometers. When you ride a bike, vehicle, or scooter and skateboard, you are traveling in kilometers.
No, the odometer measures the distance traveled by a vehicle. The speedometer measures the speed at any given moment in time, but not the average speed.
The odometer measures the distance the car has travelled.
Since speed is a ratio between distance and the time it took to move that distance, the two required measures are Distanceand Time.
A hubmeter.
a pedometer
speed
The perimeter