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grin007 [14]
2 years ago
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Which statement is TRUE? Group of answer choices a) An object that is slowing down while traveling in the negative x-direction a

lways has a positive acceleration. b) An object that is speeding up while traveling in the negative x-direction always has a positive acceleration. c) An object that is slowing down always has a negative acceleration, regardless of the direction it travels. d) An object that is speeding up always has a positive acceleration, regardless of the direction it travels. e) An object that is slowing down always has a positive acceleration, regardless of the direction it travels.
Physics
1 answer:
slava [35]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

d) An object that is speeding up always has a positive acceleration, regardless of the direction it travels.

Explanation:

a ) a) An object that is slowing down while traveling in the negative x-direction always has a positive acceleration.

It has negative acceleration in  the negative x-direction.

b) An object that is speeding up while traveling in the negative x-direction always has a positive acceleration.

It has a positive acceleration in the negative x-direction'

c) An object that is slowing down always has a negative acceleration, regardless of the direction it travels.

It has a positive  acceleration in opposite direction.

e ) An object that is slowing down always has a positive acceleration, regardless of the direction it travels.

It has a positive acceleration only in opposite direction .

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