Understanding Instantaneous Acceleration Calculations: Can You Help Me?

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In summary, instantaneous acceleration calculations involve measuring the rate at which an object's velocity is changing at a specific moment in time. This can be done by determining the object's change in velocity over a very small time interval, known as a "time slice." The formula for calculating instantaneous acceleration is the change in velocity divided by the change in time, and it is represented by the symbol "a." Understanding these calculations can help in studying and predicting an object's motion and behavior.
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I'm working through calculus and thought maybe you all would be able to help me understand instantaneous acceleration calculations if possible thank you all for the assistance during these trying times for myself!
 
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I have replied to your other thread.
 

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