Why only rate of change of velocity is called acceleration? Why not rate of change of speed??
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Because velocity is a vector quantity it consists magnitude and direction both..that's why rate of change of velocity is known as acceleration
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Speed and velocity are not two different quantities. The only difference between them is that speed doesn't have direction while velocity.Do, u can also use speed while calculating acceleration.
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