What are possible impacts of an acceleration vector acting on an object? a. all of the...
What are possible impacts of an acceleration vector acting on an object?
| a. all of the answers are possible |
| b. it can change the speed of the object |
| c. it can change the direction into which the object moves |
| d. It can change the speed and the direction into which the object moves |
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Option a- All of the answers are possible.
Direction and magnitude of speed depends upon acceleration vector.
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