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If giving the average speed weight and distance traveled is it possible to work out when the object stopped accelerating
Fair enough. I assume you must know more about the situation than you are telling us, right? Perhaps with the help of some of that information, the question can be answered...Ross duffy said:No not traffic related but thanks for your input
Yes, an object can stop accelerating. This means that its velocity is constant and there is no change in its speed or direction.
You can determine when an object stopped accelerating by analyzing its velocity vs time graph. When the slope of the graph becomes zero, it indicates that the object has stopped accelerating.
Yes, it is possible to work out the exact time when an object stopped accelerating. This can be done by finding the point on the velocity vs time graph where the slope becomes zero, which indicates the moment when acceleration stopped.
The factors that affect when an object stops accelerating include the initial velocity of the object, the force acting on the object, and the mass of the object. Other factors such as air resistance and friction can also play a role.
When an object stops accelerating, its speed is constant. This means that the object is moving at a constant velocity, which can be either positive or negative, depending on its direction of motion.