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Constant acceleration, two stages
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In the case of accelerated motion in two stages, when transitioning from the first to the second acceleration, the final velocity of the first stage becomes the initial velocity of the second. The same applies to position, where the final position of the first stage equals the initial position of the second stage.
Unlike the two-speed model, this model does not exhibit discontinuity issues, except that acceleration can change abruptly, which is technically possible but often not very realistic.
ID:(1435, 'ky')
Constant acceleration, two stages
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In the case of accelerated motion in two stages, when transitioning from the first to the second acceleration, the final velocity of the first stage becomes the initial velocity of the second. The same applies to position, where the final position of the first stage equals the initial position of the second stage. Unlike the two-speed model, this model does not exhibit discontinuity issues, except that acceleration can change abruptly, which is technically possible but often not very realistic.
ID:(1435, 0)