Understanding Deceleration in Physics

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What is the deceleration of the baseball in Deceleration Example 1?

-9.8 m/s²

In Deceleration Example 2, what distance did the tissue box cover before coming to a stop?

1.5 m

What was the initial speed of the baseball in Deceleration Example 1?

30 m/s

What is the deceleration of the tissue box in Deceleration Example 2?

-3 m/s²

How long did it take for the baseball in Deceleration Example 1 to reach the speed of 10.4 m/s?

4 s

What is the speed of the tissue box when it comes to a stop in Deceleration Example 2?

-0 m/s

Which of the following statements is true?

Deceleration is always negative.

What would be the deceleration of an object moving upwards with an initial speed of 20 m/s and reaching 0 m/s after 5 seconds?

-2 m/s²

If an object starts from rest and experiences a constant deceleration of -6 m/s², what will be its speed after 4 seconds?

-24 m/s

'Deceleration' can be best described as:

'Acceleration' when an object slows down.

Learn about deceleration, the rate at which velocity changes in physics. Explore how objects slow down and the implications of decelerating motion.

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