yes the acceleration can take a negative value. for example an object with an accleration of -2 ms-2 would be slowing down. However this is normally called deceleration.
Not yet possible, maybe later. Acceleration is the first derivative of the speed by definition. So this comes back to a mathematical question. When do we have a first derivative negative? The only possibility is that the function has a negative slope, meaning in the case of the object trajectory, that the object's speed is decreasing. If you could have objects decelerating while speeding up you should also think about accelerating objects winding down and steady objects wandering abound. As this was not easy to find conceptual representation for such situations, God just said to objects "thou will stop speeding up when you have a negative acceleration, capito?" <<>> The answer could be 'yes' if the body has a negative velocity as well as a negative acceleration (relative to a given system of coordinates). In that case the speed is increasing even though the acceleration is negative.
If a small child was to push you in the back, you won't move forward very far, maybe a step or two. If a burly male was to push you in the back, I assume you will move forward suddenly and far, even more than two or three steps.
A teddy bear is often seen as an object that represents caring due to its association with comfort, cuddles, and emotional support.
maybe force A freakin plus
Buoyant force is the force that pushes up on an object in water, while lift force is the force that pushes up on an object in air. Both forces counteract the weight of the object, allowing it to float or stay airborne.
Slowing down, maybe? Caused by friction, if that's what you're asking.
Not yet possible, maybe later. Acceleration is the first derivative of the speed by definition. So this comes back to a mathematical question. When do we have a first derivative negative? The only possibility is that the function has a negative slope, meaning in the case of the object trajectory, that the object's speed is decreasing. If you could have objects decelerating while speeding up you should also think about accelerating objects winding down and steady objects wandering abound. As this was not easy to find conceptual representation for such situations, God just said to objects "thou will stop speeding up when you have a negative acceleration, capito?" <<>> The answer could be 'yes' if the body has a negative velocity as well as a negative acceleration (relative to a given system of coordinates). In that case the speed is increasing even though the acceleration is negative.
maybe
Maybe your fuelpump is dying
in the town of mayberry , maybe.
Not sure what you mean but, maybe broken motor mounts?
Negative
A defective vacuum line can cause a whistling sound when the vehicle is accelerating. A loose belt can also create a high pitched whistle sound.
I think so Maybe
Fuel injectors I'd assume. I have a fuel injector stuck open on my car and sometimes it stalls while accelerating. Check it out, maybe. These '93's have 100000 problems..
maybe
it means your ignition timing is not correct or maybe your accelerating pump sytem is not function at all