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Natko
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Is it possible that an object changes velocity immediately?
For example, Object A is ALWAYS traveling at a constant velocity (say 100mph). Its velocity never changes.
If Object B (which is at rest) were in the path of Object A and Object A were to slam into Object B, would Object B suddenly and immediately accelerate to 100mph in no time, since Object A never changes its velocity (at least theoretically)?
For example, Object A is ALWAYS traveling at a constant velocity (say 100mph). Its velocity never changes.
If Object B (which is at rest) were in the path of Object A and Object A were to slam into Object B, would Object B suddenly and immediately accelerate to 100mph in no time, since Object A never changes its velocity (at least theoretically)?