The change in velocity of an object during non-uniform motion over any time interval is not zero.
What is the change in velocity for an object during non-uniform motion over any time interval?
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The change in velocity of an object during non-uniform motion over any time interval is not zero.
The change in velocity for an object during non-uniform motion over any time interval is the difference between its final and initial velocities, influenced by varying acceleration, direction, and magnitude throughout the interval.