Sitting on the runway, the velocity of an airplane is equal to zero. When it reaches the end of the runway just before it takes off, the airplane's velocity will be close to 170 miles per hour.
The change in the velocity of the the airplane over time is called its
A.
acceleration.
B.
position.
C.
velocity.
D.
lift off.
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