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Velocity and Acceleration

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Velocity- describes speed and the direction of an object.-Velocity can change. It can change even if the speed of the object remains constant.Ex: Car going around a curve. Speed is same but velocity changes (direction changes). Acceleration- the rate of change of velocity.-Acceleration can occur through a change in speed or in direction..

Velocity and Acceleration

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