An object experiences non-zero acceleration when it is speeding up, slowing down, or changing direction while maintaining a constant speed. Non-zero acceleration means the object has some amount of acceleration, either positive or negative. Constant non-zero acceleration refers to an object experiencing acceleration, whether increasing, decreasing, or changing direction, at a steady rate.
An object experiences non-zero acceleration when it is speeding up, slowing down, or changing direction while maintaining a constant speed. Non-zero acceleration means the object has some amount of acceleration, either positive or negative. Constant non-zero acceleration refers to an object experiencing acceleration, whether increasing, decreasing, or changing direction, at a steady rate.
An object experiences non-zero acceleration when it is speeding up, slowing down, or changing direction while maintaining a constant speed. Non-zero acceleration means the object has some amount of acceleration, either positive or negative. Constant non-zero acceleration refers to an object experiencing acceleration, whether increasing, decreasing, or changing direction, at a steady rate.
-constant non-zero acceleration means having any amount of acceleration, which is
either positive or negative. An object experiences a non-zero acceleration when it is speeding up, slowing down, or remaining at the same speed while changing direction.