Asked by Matt
does an object speed up or slow down when:
1. its velocity is positive (right) and its acceleration is positive (right)? I said it speeds up
2. its velocity is positive (right) and its acceleration is negative (left)? I said it slows down
3. its velocity is negative (left) and its acceleration is negative (left)? I said it slows down
what is the rational for this to happen and am I correct with my answers?
1. its velocity is positive (right) and its acceleration is positive (right)? I said it speeds up
2. its velocity is positive (right) and its acceleration is negative (left)? I said it slows down
3. its velocity is negative (left) and its acceleration is negative (left)? I said it slows down
what is the rational for this to happen and am I correct with my answers?
Answers
Answered by
Steve
if the acceleration is in the same direction as the velocity, the object speeds up.
Otherwise, the acceleration opposes the velocity, so it slows down.
Otherwise, the acceleration opposes the velocity, so it slows down.
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