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What are scientific units for describing an object that is acclerating

What are scientific units for describing an object that is acclerating
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What are scientific units for describing an object that is acclerating

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The SI unit for acceleration is meters/second squared
And if you are talking about speed, which pertains to velocity, it will be m/s or meters per second :)
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the scientific unit for speed is kilometers per hour, hope this helps
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