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Position velocity acceleration vector and motion
Hi.my questions are.
1-Are the instantaneous velocity vector and the acceleration vector always in the direction of the motion? Why? 2-is it possible for the velocity vector of a particle to be perpendicular to its position vector? Why? 3-is it possible for a particle to go around a curve at constant speed without expressing an acceleration.Why? Thanks |
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