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A personal attempt
A car goes around a bend at constant speed. Is it accelerating?
No, its speed stays the same.
Feedback on the attempt
The speed stays the same, but the direction changes. Velocity has both magnitude and direction. That is why the car accelerates around the bend.
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A car goes around a bend at constant speed. Is it accelerating?
The speed stays the same, but the direction changes. Velocity has both magnitude and direction. That is why the car accelerates around the bend.
Sample material: acceleration around a bendCheck the sample source
Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity. Velocity is a vector: it has both magnitude and direction. When a vehicle goes around a bend at constant speed, the direction of its velocity changes. It is therefore accelerating.
Answer for yourself
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A personal attempt
A car goes around a bend at constant speed. Is it accelerating?
No, its speed stays the same.
Feedback on the attempt
The speed stays the same, but the direction changes. Velocity has both magnitude and direction. That is why the car accelerates around the bend.
Create card & review
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The speed stays the same, but the direction changes. Velocity has both magnitude and direction. That is why the car accelerates around the bend.
Create and check a cardA car goes around a bend at constant speed. Is it accelerating?
The speed stays the same, but the direction changes. Velocity has both magnitude and direction. That is why the car accelerates around the bend.
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