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  1. Is Deceleration Really a Forbidden Word in Physics?

    Jan 20, 2007 · as my high school physics teacher stressed, deceleration does not exist. it was a forbidden word in my introductory physics class. I do indeed partly agree...

  2. Deceleration and Acceleration: Opposites or One and the Same?

    Jun 18, 2016 · Homework Statement If you decelerate in one direction, are you accelerating in the opposite direction? Ex. You are standing in an elevator and are slowing down, going upwards- …

  3. Calculating Constant Rate of Deceleration • Physics Forums

    Jun 11, 2006 · The discussion revolves around calculating the constant rate of deceleration for a platform moving at a constant velocity of 100 units, needing to stop in 75 units over 50 clock …

  4. How to calculate vehicle deceleration (time to stop)

    May 29, 2005 · Ok here is my question. Take a person riding a bike. If you can calculate their momentum by knowing their total weight and speed, how could you calculate the DISTANCE …

  5. Negative acceleration, deceleration and decreasing acceleration ...

    Mar 30, 2012 · What is the difference between decreasing acceleration, deceleration and negative acceleration? Most importantly, i want to clarify that acceleration is the...

  6. Calculating Deceleration in a Car Crash - Physics Forums

    Sep 16, 2006 · The discussion revolves around calculating the average deceleration of a driver thrown forward during a car crash. Initially, the driver’s speed was converted incorrectly, …

  7. Calculation of force from deceleration? - Physics Forums

    Sep 30, 2011 · Hello people In this thread I am interested in how to calculate Newtons or force from a falling object being stopped by someone or something such as a machine. In my …

  8. G force and rate of deceleration - Physics Forums

    Oct 30, 2016 · gee i am not worthy of being here with you guys but i must know is an accelerometer's negative output due to the braking of a motor vehicle directly proportional to …

  9. Inertia & Friction: Causes of Acceleration/Deceleration

    Sep 17, 2005 · What makes an object overcome inertia so that it accelerates in terms of changing direction? I know friction decelerates the object, but I cannot figure out if it is center of gravity …

  10. Why Is Deceleration Expressed as a Positive Value in Physics …

    Feb 19, 2014 · Deceleration is expressed as a positive value in physics to indicate the magnitude of the reduction in speed, even though it is technically a negative acceleration. In the given …