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Use the term means " a change in velocity" in a complete sentence
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The term "acceleration" means "change in velocity", that is,
any change in the speed or direction of motion.
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A car had
a change in velocity
because it's speed was 20 mph then went up to 35 mph.
This would make senses cause "a change in velocity" means that the speed or the direction (or both) would change for any object. In this case I made the speed change.
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