If two automobiles have the same velocity, do they have the same acceleration? Why, or why not.

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Accelerations being equal doesn't necessarily mean that the velocities are equal, or vice versa. For example, your two cars could have the same acceleration, but if one starts before the other, the one that got going earlier wlil obviously be moving faster.

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<u>Temperature Scales </u>

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