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The motion of a rheonomic system is considered as decomposed into the relative motion of the system with respect to the \(n\)-dimensional manifold determined by the set \(q^\alpha\) (\(\alpha=1,2,\dots,n\)) and the transferred motion of this manifold, which can be also deformed. Here is analysed, for the motion of a mass point with one rheonomic constraint, the ``added'' component of its acceleration, specific for the rheonomic systems, that arises from the interference of its relative and transferred motion. It is shown that this component can be decomposed into two parts, that characterize the pure deformation and the rotation of the manifold, and if the deformation is absent it is reduced to the Coriolis acceleration. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0884.00050].