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Tamil Nadu Board of Secondary EducationSSLC (English Medium) Class 6

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Topics

  • Human Growth and Development
    • Human Growth and Development
    • Difference Between Development and Growth
    • Types of Stages of Life
    • Developmental Characteristics at Different Stages of Growth
    • Factors Influencing Human Growth and Development
  • Physical Education
    • Physical Education
    • Objectives of Physical Education
  • Body Types
    • Body Types
    • Endomorph
    • Mesomorph
    • Ectomorph
    • Combination of Body Types
  • Physical Fitness
    • Physical Fitness
    • Importance of Physical Fitness
    • Components of Physical Fitness
    • Cardiovascular/Respiratory Endurance
    • Stamina
    • Strength
    • Flexibility
    • Power
    • Speed
    • Coordination
    • Agility
    • Balance
    • Accuracy
    • Factors Affecting Physical Fitness
  • Sports Training
  • Sports Training
    • Sports Training
    • Importance of Sports Training
    • Objectives of Sports Training
  • Principles of Sports Training
    • Principles of Sports Training
  • Safety in Sports
  • Safety in Sports
    • Safety in Sports
    • Sports-related Injuries
    • Muscle Strain/Pulled Muscle
    • Torn AGL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament)
    • Torn MCL (Medial Collateral Ligament}
    • Shin Splints
    • Stress Fracture
    • Fracture
    • Plantar Fasciitis
    • Sprained Ankle
    • Tennis Elbow
    • Lower Back Pain
    • Hip Bursitis
    • Concussion
    • Achilles Tendonitis
    • Runner's Knee
  • Prevention of Injuries
    • Prevention of Injuries
  • Health Education
  • Health Education
  • Dietary Modification for Sportsperson
    • Dietary Modification for Sportsperson
    • Meal Planning Guidelines for Various Physical Activities (Along with Sample Menus)
  • Careers in Physical Education
    • Career Options in Physical Education
    • Coach
    • Physical Education Teachers
    • Professional Sportsperson
    • Sports Management
    • Commentators
    • Officials
  • Personal Health
    • Personal Health
  • Diseases, Defects and Injury
    • Diseases, Defects and Injury
  • Community Health
  • Team Games
  • Cricket
    • Knowledge of the Cricket Game
    • Rules of the Cricket Game
    • Fundamental Skills and Techniques of Cricket
    • Terminology in Cricket
    • National and International Governing Bodies of Cricket
    • National and International Tournaments in Cricket
  • Football
    • Knowledge of the Football Game
    • Laws of the Football Game
    • Fundamental Skills and Techniques of Football
    • Terminology in Football
    • National and International Governing Bodies of Football
    • National and International Tournaments of Football
  • Hockey
    • Knowledge of the Hockey Game
    • Rules of the Hockey Game
    • Equipment Specifications in Hockey Game
    • Fundamental Skills and Techniques of Hockey Game
    • Terminology in Hockey
    • National and International Governing Bodies of Hockey
    • National and International Tournaments of Hockey
  • Basketball
    • Knowledge of the Basketball Game
    • Rules and Regulations of Basketball Game
    • Fundamental Skills and Techniques of Basketball Game
    • Terminology in Basketball Game
    • National and International Governing Bodies of Basketball
    • National and International Tournaments of Basketball
  • Volleyball
    • Knowledge of the Volleyball Game
    • Rules of the Volleyball Game
    • Fundamental Skills and Techniques of Volleyball
    • Terminology in Volleyball
    • National and International Governing Bodies of Volleyball
    • National and International Tournaments of Volleyball
  • Badminton
    • Knowledge of the Badminton Game
    • Rules of the Badminton Game
    • Fundamental Skills of Badminton Game
    • Terminology in Badminton
    • National and International Governing Bodies of Badminton
    • National and International Tournaments of Badminton
  • Health and Hygiene
  • First Aid
    • First Aid

Speed:

Speed tells us how fast an object is moving. It is the distance an object travels in a certain amount of time. For example, if a bus covers 200 kilometres in 5 hours, its speed tells us how far it goes in one hour. 

  • Speed is calculated by dividing the distance by the time.
  • Formula:

  • Kilometre per hour (km/h): Used for long distances like travelling between cities.
  • Meter per second (m/s): Used for shorter distances or scientific measurements.
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