statement 1-objects can have equal speeds without having equal velocities-true,the magnitude of velocity gives the speed,therefore two velocities can have the same magnitude irrespective of the direction
statement-2-objects can have equal velocities without having equal speeds-false-since for the two velocities to be equal ,their magnitude(speed) and directions must also be same,which implies they cant have equal velocities while having unequal speeds
statement-3-constant velocity implies constant speed-true-since the velocity is constant ,that means both magnitude and direction are constant,so speeds are constant
statement-4-if you know the distance an object travels and the time it takes to do so,you can determine the object's velocity-false-since distance is a scalar quantity which cannot be used to calculate a vector quantity(velocity)
statement-5-if you are given an object's velocity,you can definitely determine its speed-true-since we are given with velocity,that means both magnitude and direction are given,and magnitude is nothing but the speed with which particle or body is moving
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