The magnitude of velocity (velocity) is equal to the displacement value of an object in unit time, but it is also defined that the length of an object's trajectory is related to the time it takes So, what is the rate

The magnitude of velocity (velocity) is equal to the displacement value of an object in unit time, but it is also defined that the length of an object's trajectory is related to the time it takes So, what is the rate

In physics, velocity is a vector equal to the ratio of the displacement of an object to the corresponding time
Speed is equal to the ratio of the length of an object's trajectory to the time it takes. It is a scalar
Relationship between the two: the average velocity is generally not equal to the velocity (when moving in a straight line in one direction, the two are equal)
The magnitude of instantaneous velocity is instantaneous velocity