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Which line represents an object that is in motion where the acceleration is zero and the velocity is to the north? Question 14 options: Line A Line B Line C Line D Line E

Which Line Represents An Object That Is In Motion Where The Acceleration Is Zero And The Velocity Is To The North Question 14 Options Line A Line B Line C Line class=

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The line that represents a constant velocity and zero acceleration towards the north is line A.

When is the acceleration zero?

We know that acceleration has to do with the change in velocity with time. There is only an acceleration when the velocity is changing. Given that there is no acceleration under constant velocity, the flat portions of the graph represents a constant velocity.

The line that represents a constant velocity and zero acceleration towards the north is line A.

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