What is the case where acceleration decreses but velocity increases
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For example, suppose you start your car from a dead stop by pressing the accelerator all the way to the floor. The car will accelerate very rapidly for a few seconds.
Now suppose that you immediately release the accelerator halfway once the car is in motion. The car is still accelerating (that is, it's still pressing you back in the seat), but it's not accelerating as fast as it was when the pedal was floored.
So speed is still increasing ... but acceleration is decreasing. You're still being pressed back in the seat, but not as strongly as before.
Now suppose that you immediately release the accelerator halfway once the car is in motion. The car is still accelerating (that is, it's still pressing you back in the seat), but it's not accelerating as fast as it was when the pedal was floored.
So speed is still increasing ... but acceleration is decreasing. You're still being pressed back in the seat, but not as strongly as before.
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Hey frnd when acceleration ND velocity are inversely proportional to each other a=k1/v it means one increase so other is decrease
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