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You have 3 categories: speed, both, and velocity.

under speed:

  • is not a vector
  • describes a rate

under both:

  • describes how fast an object moves
  • includes time
  • includes distance*

under velocity:

  • includes direction
  • is a vector

*Speed is actually DISTANCE over time, while velocity is DISPLACEMENT over time. Just clarifying, because it might cause more confusion although displacement is essentially still a measurement of distance but is still quite different.

Edit: Also, the original answer was not written by me, I only edited where the asterix is indicated and I'm not sure how the original author's credit has disappeared.

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