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What is the difference between Abu Dhabi and Dubai?

What is the difference between Abu Dhabi and Dubai?

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E.Emily

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Answered Sep 29, 2020

Abu Dhabi and Dubai are both located in the Middle East. Dubai is just a city there, while Abu Dhabi has more political importance because they are the capital of the UAE. While Abu Dhabi has great importance when it comes to politics, Dubai has great social importance.

It is high in ranking when it comes to tourist attractions, which is why Dubai is more over-crowded and is busier. It is also more expensive to be in Dubai than it is in Abu Dhabi. When it comes to the finances of these cities, Abu Dhabi has more wealth and a higher income for each person than the city of Dubai.

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T. Moore

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Have keen interest in writing, traveller by heart.

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T. Moore, Writer, MA, Washington

Answered Jun 27, 2019

Velocity and acceleration are two terms in physics that explain the movement of an object from one point to another. While one explains the distance covered by an object from one point to another, the other describes how slow or fast an object moves from one point to another. Both are vector quantities. However, velocity differs from an acceleration in some ways. Velocity is a vector quantity, and it denotes the rate of change of speed concerning time. It is used to describe how an object moves from point A to point B in a specific direction concerning time.

Velocity and acceleration are two terms in physics that explain the movement of an object from one
The SI unit for velocity is meter per second, i.e., m/s. Acceleration, on the other hand, is also a vector quantity and can be defined as the change of velocity concerning time, it is used to describe how fast or slow an object moves from point A to point B. The SI unit for acceleration is meter per second squared.

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