Physics, asked by sunandavkaranth, 10 months ago

example for acceleration in against the direction of motion

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Answered by praketraj

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Explanation:

If one throws a ball straight up into the air the acceleration of the ball when it is moving upward is against the direction of the ball. The acceleration due to gravity is always pointing down.

Answered by Anonymous

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If one throws a ball straight up into the air the acceleration of the ball when it is moving upward is against the direction of the ball. ... that is one decelerates- acceleration is acting against the motion.

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