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To reach a certain velocity, an object must first increase its velocity from rest. This process is called acceleration and is defined in terms of the change in velocity over time. Conversely, if the goal is to reduce speed or even bring the object to a stop, deceleration occurs, with the acceleration having the opposite sign to the velocity (positive velocity corresponds to negative acceleration, and vice versa), a process commonly referred to as braking.

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To reach a certain velocity, an object must first increase its velocity from rest. This process is called acceleration and is defined in terms of the change in velocity over time. Conversely, if the goal is to reduce speed or even bring the object to a stop, deceleration occurs, with the acceleration having the opposite sign to the velocity (positive velocity corresponds to negative acceleration, and vice versa), a process commonly referred to as braking.

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