If the velocity and acceleration have the same sign then
the object will speed up
only...
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Physics, 26.06.2021 09:30 luiscastaenda
If the velocity and acceleration have the same sign then
the object will speed up
only if the signs for both velocity and acceleration are negative will the object slow down
the object will slow down
only if the signs for both velocity and acceleration are positive will the object speed up
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