Question

find the direction of instantaneous acceleration​

Answer 1

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Subtract the later vector from the earlier, and divide by the infinitesimally small time interval. The resulting vector is the instantaneous acceleration (in the limit that the time interval goes to zero). The direction of that vector is the direction of the acceleration.......

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Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

Subtract the later vector from the earlier, and divide by the infinitesimally small time interval. The resulting vector is the instantaneous acceleration (in the limit that the time interval goes to zero). The direction of that vector is the direction of the acceleration.

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