The car has a greater change of speed in the same period of time.
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decel = CHANGE in velocity divided by time
in first case decel = 3/6 = .50
in second decel = 5/6 = 0.83 so second case is faster decel
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Acceleration(a) = [final velocity(v) - initial velocity(u)] / time(s) Algebrtaically a = [ v - u ] / s A negative result indicates deceleration a = [20 - 40 ]= / 4 a = [-20] / 4 a = -5 m/s^(2) This is negative which matches the question of slowing down/deceleration.
In a controlled test condition (like crash tests on cars) an accelerometer is used to measure the rate of deceleration. It should be possible to estimate the deceleration following a collision if the speed of the vehicles at the moment of the collision is known. We could do this by measuring the amount the car was crushed/dented during the collision. We know the vehicle decelerated from its starting speed over this distance so we can estimate the average deceleration. I believe there are more sophisticated techniques used by accident investigators. As an aside, in strict physics terminology, slowing down (as well as any other change in velocity) is acceleration, not deceleration however deceleration is often used to imply a reduction in speed in every day English. If you want to get into this further have a look at "Are speed and velocity the same?" and remember that acceleration is also a vector.
there is none its slowing so its decelerating
About 57 minutes 36 seconds. This is the driving time at that speed and does not include slowing, accelerating or stopping during the trip.
slowing down.
The rate of deceleration is how quickly something is slowing down.
slowing down
Deceleration
no, deceleration.
That means slowing down.
Negative acceleration is also called as deceleration.
Acceleration = (change in speed)/(time for the change)Bike: (0 - 3)/6 = -1/2 meter per second2Car: (15 - 20)/6 = -2/3 meter per second2Both accelerations are negative. The car's is greater.We could have seen that right away, without all the calculations, just by noticingthat the car loses more speed in the same amount of time ! That's why I couldn'tscore bubkes on the GE College Bowl.
deceleration aka slowing down?
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decreasing 2nd Answer: "Deceleration", actually.
It is called deceleration or slowing down.