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Haylie Colon
17 August, 19:16
How do you calculate deceleration?
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Shuttershy
17 August, 19:33
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Change in velocity divided by time
So to work out the Δvelocity you do final speed - initial speed
This will give you a negative value as deceleration is the same as the minus value of acceleration
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Reina Mccarthy
17 August, 21:56
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Deceleration = Change in velocity (u-v) / time taken (t)
initial velocity - final velocity / time
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