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If the acceleration vector of an object is directed parallel

Last updated: 6/21/2023

If the acceleration vector of an object is directed parallel

If the acceleration vector of an object is directed parallel to the velocity vector the object is not moving the object is speeding up the object is turning the object is slowing down this situation would not be physically possible Under which of the following conditions would a car have a westward acceleration A a car travels eastward with its velocity is decreasing As a car travels westward with its velocity is decreasing As a car travels eastward with its velocity is constant As a car travels westward with its velocity is constant As a car travels eastward with its velocity is increasing