Aren't acceleration and additional speed actually the same thing?
Because when you accelerate, let's say you're going downhill on a bike, there's additional speed because of the steep path, right?
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No, you can see the units that this can't be the same.
speed = acceleration * time;
If uniformly accelerated
When you look at infinitesimal small time steps.
Because the questioner doesn't understand anymore? And because I didn't think about it.
Why don't you use an integral when you're talking about infinitesimal time steps? In addition, infinitesimal is very small in principle, which is why you don't have to write it extra;)