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Carbon273
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This question is not really a problem but a conversation starter. I am studying physics for the fun of it and I do have a quick question. Does acceleration regardless if it is average or instantaneous depend upon the change in the instantaneous velocity? The reason I asked that is because most books that I have seen does not specify the velocity to being instantaneous (hence why I underlined it). Most books just say the change of velocity over time is the cause with no specification. I know this is nitpicky and an obvious question but it has been bothering me. Thanks for the help in advance.