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Explain how an object's velocity is related to its acceleration.
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Explain how an object's velocity is related to its acceleration.

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Answer:

Acceleration = Velocity / Time

Step-by-step explanation:

If an object is changing it's speed, then it's considered to be accelerating. Velocity change = Acceleration

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