Physics, asked by nehakamble1104, 4 hours ago

Is it possible that a particle moving with a constant velocity may not have a constant speed ?

Answers

Answered by ycuteboyy2

Answer:

yes..it's possible.. because velocity of object changes with change in direction but speed does not changes with change in direction...you can take the example of a bike..if it have constant speed 45km/s[assume] but the velocity would not be constant because the direction of bike is changing..

Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

yes..it's possible.. because velocity of object changes with change in direction but speed does not changes with change in direction...you can take the example of a bike..if it have constant speed 45km/s[assume] but the velocity would not be constant because the direction of bike is changing..

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Computer Science, 2 hours ago

niven numbers are positive integers greater than 0 that are divisoble by the sum of theor digits for example 42 is a niven number it is divisible by 4+2=6 you are given a fumnction int checknivennumber(int n); the function accepts an integer n as its argument implement the function to check if n is niven if n niven then return the number of times it is dividible by the sum of its digits i.e is...

Math, 2 hours ago

prove 1-sintheta/1+sintheta =1+2tansquare theta-2tantheta sectheta...

Computer Science, 2 hours ago

Your website has four pages of products your company sells. How can you tell search engines they are part of the same content, and not four unrelated sets of content? Select an answer: Use a 404 webpage. Use a 301 redirect. Use a rel next attribute. Use an XML sitemap.

Physics, 4 hours ago

The plates of a parallel plate capacitor with air as medium are separated by a distance of 8 mm. A medium of dielectric constant 2 and thickness 4 mm having the same area is introduced between the plates. For the capacitance to remain the same, the distance between the plates is: (a) 8 mm (b) 6 mm (c) 4 mm (d) 10 mm Note-DON'T SPAM❌...

Social Sciences, 4 hours ago