Question

A student says "An object moving at a speed of 20ms^-1 will always be moving faster than an object that has an acceleration of 5ms^-2 ". Do you agree with this statement? If you don't then explain why

Answer 1

@ganeshie8

Answer 2

@OrangeMaster

Answer 3

@Nizux

Answer 4

help pls

Answer 5

I don't know, I'm not to good with velocity, sorry. :(

Answer 6

np

Answer 7

object A: moving at constant velocity of 20m/s
Object B: "accelerating" at 5m/s^2

Answer 8

do you know what acceleration is?

Answer 9

yes abviously

Answer 10

so, what is acceleration?

Answer 11

increase in speed

Answer 12

if a body has zero velocity initially, and acceleration 5 m/s^2, what is its velocity after 5 seconds?

Answer 13

@Adi3

Answer 14

5

Answer 15

after '5' seconds have passed, and the body is accelarting by 5 every second, what will its velocity be?

Answer 16

25

Answer 17

object A: moving at constant velocity of 20m/s
Object B: "accelerating" at 5m/s^2

is A always faster than B?

Answer 18

not always right?

Answer 19

yes, you just showed that after 5 seconds B is faster than A

Answer 20

thanks man

Answer 21

np :)