Question

Question #7816f

Answer 1

A car speeding up
An object moving in a circle

Explanation:

Acceleration is a change in velocity, and as velocity is a vector, it has a magnitude (size) and direction. Therefore, whenever an object is changing direction, it is accelerating. This means, that as a car god round a roundabout, it is constantly changing direction and therefore constantly accelerating.
By the same logic, the earth is actually constantly accelerating around the sun as it orbits.

When a car starts moving and speeds up from still to, say 30 mph, it is accelerating.

Equally, anything that gets faster is accelerating - increasing its speed over time - equally, anything that gets slower - decreasing its speed over time - is deaccelerating.

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