MCQ
What happen to the instantaneous velocity in a non - uniformly accelerated motion?
- ✓It increases
- BIt decreases
- CIt varies as the acceleration
- DIt remains constant
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
It increases
$a.$ It increases
Explanation:
The instantaneous velocity will increase with time. If the motion is accelerated, no matter if the acceleration is constant, or variable, the instantaneous velocity will increase. Variation of acceleration describes how to change in velocity is changing.
Explanation:
The instantaneous velocity will increase with time. If the motion is accelerated, no matter if the acceleration is constant, or variable, the instantaneous velocity will increase. Variation of acceleration describes how to change in velocity is changing.
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