Rate of Change in Velocity

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The rate of change in velocity, abbreviated as \(v_c\), is the first derivative of velocity, the second derivative of position or the instantaneous change in velocity.  In physics, it is known as acceleration. 

 

Rate of Change in Velocity formula

\( v_c = s\;/\;t \)     (Rate of Change in Velocity)

\( s =  v_c  \;  t  \)

\( t = s\;/\;v_c \)

Symbol English Metric
\( v_c \) = rate of change in velocity \(ft\;/\;sec^2\)  \(m\;/\;s^2\) 
\( s \) = displacement \( ft \) \( m \)
\( t \) = time taken tor change in velocity \( sec \) \( s \)

 

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