Question

Can the velocity of an object be in a direction other than the direction of acceleration of the object? If so, give an example.

Answer 1

Yes , definitely the speed of an object can be inverse way or it tends to be a similar way to the course of quickening . On the off chance that we say that the heading of speed and the bearing of increasing speed are same then it implies that speed is expanding either in +ve or-ve course .generally for the second case if velocity,s and bearings are inverse then we get or find that speed is diminishing.

This can be appeared as pursues, by first condition of movement ...

v=u+at

This suggests on the off chance that an is +ve and u is +ve , v is +ve .

This additionally infers on the off chance that an is - ve and u is - ve, v is - ve .

For example :- Swinging of iron ball .

Answer 2

Answer:

yes, the velocity of an object can be in a direction other than the direction of acceleration of the object. when a body velocity and acceleration