In everyday life, we have no difficulty in measuring both the velocity and position of objects.

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This statement is false. While we can often readily observe the position of objects in everyday life, measuring velocity (speed with direction) can be more challenging without specialized equipment. For example, it may be difficult to accurately measure the velocity of a car moving down the street without a radar gun or similar device.

In Everyday Life, We Have No Difficulty in Measuring Both