Physics, asked by dhananjay36, 1 year ago

Can we add velocity vector to the acceleration vector? Give reason.

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Answered by komal8075

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No, because the two or more physical quantities can be added or subtracted only when they have same units, same nature eg. The addition is possible between distance and distance and you cannot add velocity and displacement. Is it ok to add velocity vector with displacement vector?

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Answered by alima04

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No...

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It could be possible only when two or more physical quantities have a common or same unit....

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