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i- Velocity is defined as speed in a particular direction. When either the speed or direction changes we can say that there has been a change in the velocity.
i- Velocity is defined as speed in a particular direction. When either the speed or direction changes we can say that there has been a change in the velocity.
The rate of change of velocity will give you acceleration.
Now, the change in velocity will have both magnitude(of speed) and direction. Hence, acceleration is a vector.
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