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"variable" velocity means that the velocity is changing right? it's not constant?
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correct :)
yay thanks!! so variable velocity cant have zero acceleration right??
correct - you need acceleration (or deceleration) in order to change velocity
another way to look at it is that you need some force applied to an object in order to change its velocity, and: F = ma
yes! thanks :) now i have a chance to pass that physics test lol
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therefore you need acceleration
lol i dont know those concepts yet :p well i do..but im vague with it
np - you'll soon learn these too :)
all in good time :) our lesson in physics is already laws of motion :D so expect some of those questions soon lol
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