Drop a ball and it accelerates at 10 m/s/s. If you instead throw it downward, then right after it leaves your hand, assuming no air drag, its acceleration is

more than 10 m/s/s

still 10 m/s/s

less than 10 m/s/s

can not determine, the speed of the ball is not given.

Question

Drop a ball and it accelerates at 10 m/s/s. If you instead throw it downward, then right after it leaves your hand, assuming no air drag, its acceleration is

more than 10 m/s/s
		
still 10 m/s/s
		
less than 10 m/s/s
		
can not determine, the speed of the ball is not given.

mrnood · Answer

what causes acceleration?

does that change depending on the velocity?

mrnood · Answer

@TheSmartOne 
Are you waiting for an answer?

Try answering my question above...

thesmartone · Answer

The answer is still 10 m/s/s