Which of the following is not an example of accelerating motion? An object attaining a...
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2023-01-26
Which of the following is not an example of accelerating motion?
An object attaining a velocity of 10 m/s after starting from rest.
An object under free fall.
An object moving with a constant velocity.
An object moving with a constant speed but changing its direction.
An object attaining a velocity of 10 m/s after starting from rest.
An object under free fall.
An object moving with a constant velocity.
An object moving with a constant speed but changing its direction.
Answer & Explanation
Jerimiah Short
Beginner2023-01-27Added 6 answers
The change in velocity per unit of time is what is meant by the vector quantity known as acceleration. When an item's motion varies in speed and/or direction, the object is said to be accelerating. Let's look at the choices: Obviously, speed varies when an item accelerates to a speed of 10 m/s after starting off at rest; during free fall, the body experiences an acceleration from gravity.
An item travelling at a constant speed but changing its direction causes the body's velocity to vary and puts the body under acceleration. If a body has constant velocity, change in velocity is zero, and the body is not accelerating. Centripetal acceleration is yet another name for this.
An item travelling at a constant speed but changing its direction causes the body's velocity to vary and puts the body under acceleration. If a body has constant velocity, change in velocity is zero, and the body is not accelerating. Centripetal acceleration is yet another name for this.
