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Deceleration is the rate of decrease in velocity over time. It is also known as negative acceleration.
Acceleration is the rate of increase in velocity over time, while deceleration is the rate of decrease in velocity over time.
The factors that affect deceleration include the initial velocity, the final velocity, and the time taken to change velocity. Other factors may include air resistance, friction, and the mass of the object.
Yes, deceleration can be negative. Negative deceleration, also known as negative acceleration, occurs when an object is slowing down in the opposite direction of its initial motion.
Time is directly related to both deceleration and acceleration. The longer the time taken for a change in velocity, the smaller the acceleration or deceleration will be. Similarly, a shorter time for the same change in velocity will result in a larger acceleration or deceleration.