Physics, asked by vipulpadiya197354, 3 months ago

4) Acceleration is
quantity.
(a) Scalar
(b) Vector
(d) none
(c) both a and be​

Answers

Answered by sarvaiyadharmikpravi
2

Answer:

both a and be

correct answer

please mark brainlist ‼️‼️

Answered by Anonymous
4

\huge\bf{Answer :}

Option (b) Vector ✔️ is the right option.

\huge\bf{Extra\: Information :}

  • Acceleration is considered as a vector quantity because it has both magnitude as well as direction.
  • A body is said to be accelerating if it's velocity is increasing.
  • A body is said to have zero acceleration if it is travelling with the uniform velocity.
  • Negative acceleration is also known as decelaration or retardation.
  • A body is said to be retarded or decelarated the velocity in which the body is travelling with the decreasing velocity.
  • Retardation can be expressed by : change in the velocity / time taken by the object.
  • If the velocity of the body is decreasing, then it's acceleration is negative.
  • Average velocity is defined as the mean of final and initial velocity.
Similar questions