What is acceleration in physics?
What's acceleration in physics?
What are the dimensions of acceleration? How is the magnitude of acceleration measured? How is the formula for acceleration determined? How can you determine the formula for acceleration? What is the difference between velocity, speed and acceleration? What is the dimension of acceleration? What is the acceleration due to gravity? Why is acceleration not defined as rate of change of velocity with displacement? Given time and distance, how do you calculate acceleration? What is the relationship between angular acceleration and linear acceleration? What is the acceleration of a horizontally thrown object? How is non-linear acceleration defined? What is the procedure for calculating the acceleration of an automobile? When can acceleration be defined as the time rate of change of speed? What is the rate of change of acceleration? What is rate of change of acceleration? What is the difference between gravity and acceleration? Why can humans feel acceleration, but not constant speed? What is the formula for maximum acceleration? How is this formula determined? What is formula for radial acceleration and tangential acceleration? How do we know acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s^2? What is the value of a acceleration due to gravity? What are the differences between constant acceleration and non uniform acceleration? How are you doing work when lifting an object at constant velocity/speed, since acceleration is zero? Why is there no limit on maximum acceleration similar to one on maximum velocity (i.e. speed of light)? Why isn't acceleration of cars limited? Is acceleration due to gravity an absolute constant? If an object increases in velocity due to an acceleration, and the acceleration itself decreases, then what effect does that give to the object? What are the best sources for learning about acceleration? Is there anything called linear acceleration in circular motion? Or is it just tangential acceleration?