Jiayang's answer to Vivian Yang's Secondary 3 E Maths question.

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Vivian Yang
Vivian Yang
6 years ago
thank you! Just an additional clarification qn. For the ball qn, is it that magnitude of acceleration is always constant, but while the ball is heading upwards acceleration is negative, but when it's heading downwards, acceleration is positive?
Jiayang
Jiayang
6 years ago
No. Acceleration is a vector. If we define from the very beginning downwards as negative then it'll be negative.