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How are the direction of an object's acceleration and the direction of the same object's change in velocity related

How are the direction of an object's acceleration and the direction of the same object's change in velocity related
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how are the direction of an object's acceleration and the direction of the same object's change in velocity related

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The question is a lot like asking "How is your age related to
how long you have lived ?"

Those directions must be the same, because "acceleration"
means "change in velocity".
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