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Explain Bot To understand the velocity of the jogger, we need to know more information. Velocity is a vector quantity that describes the displacement of an object per unit of time and includes both magnitude (speed) and direction.
In this case, you have provided a value of 4.44 m/s, which represents the magnitude or speed of the jogger. This means that the jogger is moving at a speed of 4.44 meters per second. However, without knowing the direction in which the jogger is moving, we cannot fully determine the velocity.
To calculate the velocity of the jogger, we need to know both the magnitude (speed) and the direction in which the jogger is moving. If you have the direction, you can specify it, such as "4.44 m/s north" or "4.44 m/s towards the east." With this additional information, we can determine the velocity of the jogger.