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The difference between accelerated motion and nonaccelerated motion

The difference between accelerated motion and nonaccelerated motion
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The difference between accelerated motion and nonaccelerated motion

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accelerated motion has changing velocity over time whereas non accelerated motion has a constant velocity, thus no acceleration
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accelerated motion is motion increasing at a certian rate and non excelerated motion is motion stay at at the same constant rate.
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