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If an object's speed changes, or it heads off in a new direction, its velocity has changed.

Because of friction and gravity

1. acceleration

2. deceleration

3. change of direction

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13y ago

The velocity of an object changes if either its direction of movement or its speed of movement changes. In either case, an acceleration is required to accomplish that change.

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Velocity is the change of distance over change in time. Changing velocity involves acceleration. Acceleration is dependent upon the variables of force and mass.

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Gravitational forces and non-gravitational forces

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1. Changing direction

2. Changing speed

Velocity is a vector unit, so it has magnitude and direction, and either one of them can be changed in order to change velocity.

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Change of speed or direction

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In magnitude or in direction.

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one is mass

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