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The difference between Mean and Average is that the term Mean is used more in Statistics and the term Average is used more in Arithmetic. But there is no rule which prohibits the vice versa use which means that Mean can also be used in Arithmetic and Avg if used in Statistics can not be termed as wrong.
Posted on. (Answer #2). The basic difference is that speed is a scalar quantity, and velocity is a vector quantity; basically, direction matters when talking about velocity, and it doesn't when we are talking about speed. Speed is how fast something is moving--the rate at which a distance is covered.ike this, if it is speed, you would just refer it to 2 m/s. If it is velocity, you refer it as this 2m/s east (with direction). So, average speed is the total distance taken over the total time taken (regardless of direction) while average velocity is the same whole thing, except it includes direction.