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  • Understanding Acceleration: Rate of Change in Motion
    The property of motion that describes how fast your speed or direction of travel is changing is called acceleration.

    Here's a breakdown:

    * Speed: How fast an object is moving.

    * Direction: The path an object is traveling.

    * Acceleration: The rate at which an object's speed or direction changes over time.

    Examples:

    * A car speeding up from a stop sign is accelerating.

    * A car slowing down to a stop is also accelerating (in this case, it's decelerating).

    * A car turning a corner is accelerating because its direction is changing, even if its speed remains constant.

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