> Speed is is the magnitude of velocity so bigger is faster.
If you're going to be pedantic, velocity is a vector, and vectors must reside in a vector space, so what vector space do the velocities in this context reside in?
Ignoring all context to call into doubt the use of a perfectly well-understood word adds nothing to the discussion.
Speed is is the magnitude of velocity so bigger is faster.
What is displayed here is the time taken - the reciprocal of speed.
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