Newton's Second Law says: "Force is equal to the change in momentum per change in time. For a constant mass, force equals mass times acceleration".
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Acceleration
/əkˌsɛl.əˈɹeɪ.ʃən/
Synonyms for "acceleration" (88 found)
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Closest matches (18)
Noun(9 words)
quickeningspeedupaccaccelerated motioncatalysischange in motionchange in ratechange in velocitychanges in rate
Verb(3 words)
accelerate data collectionboost motor speedboost speed
Adjective(1 words)
bold momentum
Strong matches (26)
Verb(2 words)
changes motionhasten completion
concentrationcondensationconsolidationdeepeningdouble quickdouble timedouble-quickdouble-quick timedriveenhancementexacerbationexaggerationexplosionfestinationforced marchforwardinggetawayhasteningheating-upheightening
Noun(2 words)
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Noun(19 words)
increase in velocityincrease pace of workmore motion-changedmost significant motion-changemotion changemotion change conceptmotion change examplemotion change ratemotion changedmotion-change dynamicsmotion-change rateracingrate of accelerationrate of velocity changespeed increasespeedupssudden speed increasevelocity gainvelocity rate of change
information explosionintensificationmagnificationpickuppopulation explosionquickeningredoublingreinforcementspeedingspeedupspurtstep upstep-upstrengtheningthrusttightening
Adverb(2 words)
more acceleratingmore motion-change
Verb(3 words)
Adjective(4 words)
rapid motion-changesignificant motion-changesignificant velocity changeunbalanced force effect
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6 entriesangular accelerationeconomic accelerationgravitational accelerationlearning accelerationtechnological accelerationuniform acceleration
Collocations
5 entriesacceleration due to gravityinstantaneous accelerationrapid accelerationrate of accelerationuniform acceleration
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1 entriesDerivations
5 entriesAntonyms
1 entriesSample sentences
14 total sentences available.
If not, how do you explain the acceleration?
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The derivatives of space with respect to time are velocity, acceleration, and jerk.
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The derivatives of distance with respect to time are velocity, acceleration, and jerk.
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