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Physics, 23.10.2020 17:20 akatherine1738

What is the difference between an object with a constant accleration and a constant velocity? a. There is no difference between constant velocity and constant acceleration.

b. If an object has a constant velocity it will not have an acceleration- the velocity does not change. A constant acceleration means an objects velocity will increase or decrease by the same amount in each interval of time.

c. If an object has a constant acceleration it will not have a velocity. A constant velocitty means an object will increase or decrease displacement by the same amount in each interval of time

d. If an object has a constant acceleration on a velocity vs time graph the slope of the line will = zero.

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