top | item 43874751 (no title) jbnorth | 10 months ago What is deceleration but acceleration in the opposite direction? /s discuss order hn newest JohnKemeny|10 months ago There's no need for the "/s" on the end, there. Deceleration, and especially in this case with a natural frame of reference, deceleration is negative acceleration. rightbyte|10 months ago More stringently, deceleration is decreasing the magnitude of the velocity vector, I would say.If acceleration can be negative, so can speed. A negative speed with negative acceleration would not imply deceleration? load replies (2) esotericimpl|10 months ago [deleted]
JohnKemeny|10 months ago There's no need for the "/s" on the end, there. Deceleration, and especially in this case with a natural frame of reference, deceleration is negative acceleration. rightbyte|10 months ago More stringently, deceleration is decreasing the magnitude of the velocity vector, I would say.If acceleration can be negative, so can speed. A negative speed with negative acceleration would not imply deceleration? load replies (2)
rightbyte|10 months ago More stringently, deceleration is decreasing the magnitude of the velocity vector, I would say.If acceleration can be negative, so can speed. A negative speed with negative acceleration would not imply deceleration? load replies (2)
JohnKemeny|10 months ago
rightbyte|10 months ago
If acceleration can be negative, so can speed. A negative speed with negative acceleration would not imply deceleration?
esotericimpl|10 months ago
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