Physics, asked by richelle1putnam, 6 months ago

What is the direction of the velocity and acceleration when you slam on brakes in your car?

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Answered by lucky6u9u

Answer:

velocity is vector quantity

when you applie brake aclleration goes in( - )

Answered by ankita831

Answer:

the speed is the magnitude of the velocity .we will always be considering positive velocity , and show the terms can be used interchangeable however when you appy the brakes in acting in the opposite direction to the motion and hence so is the acceleration.

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