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isn't acceleration a vector quantity aswell?
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Yes, but in this model where a ball is thrown up, the acceleration is due to the force of gravity, which is assumed to be constant and always negative (as the ball is always attacted back to the ground)
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Velocity is speed in a certain direction. Seeings as the direction changes, i'd say that's your answer.
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ill give you an easy trick for you to use whenever you encounter such a problem:
whenever there's change in movement from the original direction to the opposed direction, velocity changes sign, and at the point where the change of directions happened, is whete the velocity is equal to zero. other info, acceleration is always depending on an applied force, in your case gravity, and if there is no other forces applied during the movement, acceleration will stay constant, so in you case it will stay constant. |
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This. In much better words than I could put it in. Although I'm still not convinced that gravity and accelleration are the exact same thing and not just correlated. However, I'm a Communications major and haven't had to do this kind of shit in the greater half of a decade.
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These problems always start a the time when the ball or whatever has left whatever is producing a force on it. So, what is happening is that something (persons arm) is producing a force on it. Once it has left the arm, it is now in free 'fall' motion. There is nothing to accelerate it upward anymore, only gravity to pull it down. The higher the velocity the longer it will keep moving in the upward direction. So, you would most likely have an acceleration that gives the object speed but think of it as a force that creates acceleration F = ma. Quote:
Gravity is a Force that causes acceleration on objects within it's field. F due to gravity = (G)m1m2/d^2. G is universal gravitation constant, m1 and m2 are masses of two objects, and those three terms divided by the distance between them squared gives the force of gravity. Which you can then apply to F = ma (I'm pretty sure... it's been awhile since I've done this).
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Yeah, it's velocity.
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Velocity. I think everyone's covered why it's not acceleration, but not why it's not position.
Your problem states that it starts at Y=0, goes up and comes back to it's starting point at 0 therefore it was always positive and didn't change sign.
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Gravity is just an acceleration. Gravitational force is caused by distortions in space/time.
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acceleration stays at -9.81m/(s^2). velocity is the property that changes, because the direction in which the object is travelling changes. SPEED doesn't change, velocity does. look into the difference if you don't know it already.
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