Physics, asked by xyz1128, 11 months ago

. Define velocity and acceleration in terms of time rate of change. Give their units too.​

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Answered by saaliha0608
3

Answer:

velocity = displacement/time dimensional formula is[LT–¹]. acceleration=velocity/time dimensional formula is [LT–²]

Answered by Anonymous
13

Answer :-

Velocity :-

It is defined as the rate of change of displacement covered by a body.

  • It's SI unit is m/s.

  • Velocity of a body can be in positive negative or zero.

  • The slope of Displacement - Time graph gives velocity.

The formula for velocity is given by :- ★\boxed{\sf{ v = \dfrac{s}{t}}}

Acceleration :-

It is defined as the rate of change of velocity by a body is known as acceleration.

  • It's SI unit is m/s².

  • It can be in positive, negativity or zero.

  • If velocity is uniform then the acceleration will be zero.

  • The slope of velocity time graph gives acceleration.

The formula of acceleration is given by :- ★ \boxed{\sf{a = \dfrac{v-u}{t}}}

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