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Object speed, direction, and linear, angular, and instantaneous vector quantities are all measured by velocity, which is an important concept in physics.

Physics, originating in ancient civilizations, studies matter, energy, and interactions, contributing to scientific progress, developing critical thinking, problem-solving, and interdisciplinary connections.

Fundamental physics relations, including motion, force, gravity, wave equation, electricity, magnetism, and capacitors, are crucial for mathematical calculations.

Physics uses fundamental formulas to measure objects, including speed, distance, velocity, density, energy, and force.

Wilhelm Rontgen, the German scientist, discovered X-rays, and revolutionized medicine and radiodiagnostics, earning honorary degrees and Nobel Prizes.