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The Three Ways To Accelerate

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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THE THREE WAYS TO ACCELERATE

  • Acceleration is the rate at which velocity changes.
  • In other words speeding up.
  • In ways of: Increasing, decreasing, and changing direction.
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INCREASING Speed

  • Whenever a object speeds up, it accelerates.
  • This car is accelerating down a street and looks like its increasing speed.
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DECREASING SPEED

  • All objects can speed up, and can also slow down, or stop.
  • This train is slowing to a stop, while pulling into the station, to pick up passongers.
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Changing Direction

  • Almost all objects can change their direction, even at a constant speed.
  • This Ferris wheel may be going in a circle, but its still changing direction.

Taylor Markham