The discussion centers around the relationship between acceleration and velocity, specifically questioning whether an increase in acceleration necessarily leads to an increase in velocity. The scope includes conceptual understanding and the expectations of inquiry within the Physics Forums community.
Participants generally do not agree on the appropriateness of the initial question, with some feeling it lacks depth and others defending the need for clarification. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the original inquiry into the relationship between acceleration and velocity.
There are indications that the discussion is limited by the asker's prior knowledge and the assumptions made by other participants about that knowledge. The responses suggest a dependence on the definitions of velocity and acceleration, which may not fully address the asker's question.
It matters because if we don't know how much you already know, we don't know where to start in answering your question. If you do a bit more research yourself, you'll be able to come back with a more focused question, something along the lines of "I understand this, and this, but not that - what am I not seeing?" and we can help you past the hard spot.ghanaba said:Ugh how does that affect the question?