Question

speed and velocity
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when compared to others, how is a greater velocity represented on a motion map?
with shorter vectors
with longer vectors
with larger dots
with smaller dots

Explanation:

In a motion map, velocity is represented by vectors. The length of the vector corresponds to the magnitude of the velocity. A greater velocity means a larger magnitude, so it is represented by a longer vector. Dots on a motion map typically represent the position of an object at different times and are not directly related to the magnitude of velocity.

Answer:

with longer vectors