Physics, asked by Shaawana, 1 year ago

A particle moving on a straight line ultimately comes to rest. What is the angle between its initial velocity and acceleration?

a.180 degrees b.90 degrees c.45 degrees d.zero

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Answered by Abhinandhan
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Answer:

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Explanation:

So, a particle moving on a straight line ultimately comes to rest. Then, the angle between its initial velocity and the acceleration is zero because the velocity and acceleration is same direction. Hence, The angle between its initial velocity and acceleration is zero.

Answered by ritieshreddy
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The velocity and the acceleration are both vector quantity.

So, a particle moving on a straight line ultimately comes to rest.

Then, the angle between its initial velocity  and the acceleration is zero because the velocity and acceleration is same direction.

Hence, The angle between its initial velocity and acceleration is zero.

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