7) It will continue to move until it's acted upon by a force. Correct option - 3rd one
8) If you ignore air resistance, answer is True.
If you take into account the air resistance, the answer is False.
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1) An object is moving in a straight line so that its speed is
doubling every 5 seconds. The acceleration of the object (in
m/s2)is
A) 0.20 B)0.40 C)2.50 D) 5.00 E) constant, but it is none of the
values listed F) constant, but the value is not known without the
initial velocity G) changing
2)Multiple select
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