Physics, asked by rIshavQ, 1 year ago

Let's assume a body is moving in straight line at 30Kmph then takes a right turn, bit the velocity remains the same. Would there be any acceleration?

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Answered by oliviagunda

there would be acceleration as the velocity changes (direction changes) which tells us that there will be an acceleration, not in magnitude , but in direction

rIshavQ: but magnitude is Not changing of any thing...lol

oliviagunda: EXACTLY!!!

oliviagunda: happy learning to you

rIshavQ: first of all you said there will be no acceleration using formula of motion...and I can see the edit and non edited question u moron

rIshavQ: so be quiet and stop being over smart

rIshavQ: I told you the answer and you edited after that only!! you cocksucking stupid

oliviagunda: gonna report you

oliviagunda: "happy learning"

rIshavQ: please

rIshavQ: I dont care

Answered by Yuvrajpaul

It is not the velocity which remains constant when the body takes a turn.Velocity depends upon direction of the body.You mean to say the speed remains constant.The velocity changes.And acceleration is change in velocity divided by time.So, acceleration is acting on the body.! Ty

rIshavQ: bravo man

rIshavQ: I was searching for a non Googler

rIshavQ: but remember while answering always mention the vector being a vector and scalar a scalar... that'd simply "accelerate" your marks ;)

Yuvrajpaul: Thanks bro

Yuvrajpaul: We can follow each other..If you'd like..

rIshavQ: you are welcome...keep studying and learning with clear concepts like this

rIshavQ: done

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