Is -20 m/s slower than +10 m/s? Explain.

John Bowen asked Jun 15, 2022

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John Bowen asked Jun 15, 2022

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Answer:

yes

Step-by-step explanation:

because -20m/s means decrease in acceleration and Time , why 10m/s means increase in acceleration and Time

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