Which of these does NOT result in the acceleration of an object?

A.) a decrease in speed

B.) an increase in speed

C.) a change in direction

D.) maintaining a constant velocity

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27 December, 05:02

Which of these does NOT result in the acceleration of an object?

A.) a decrease in speed

B.) an increase in speed

C.) a change in direction

D.) maintaining a constant velocity

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Chaya Boone · Answer 1

I guess the correct answer is the first one.

Diamond · Answer 2

The correct answer is D.

Acceleration is defined as a change in velocity. A and B clearly demonstrate a change in velocity so are eliminated. And since velocity is a vector quantity that consists of both magnitude and direction, C is also eliminated because it has a change in direction.

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Which of these does NOT result in the acceleration of an object?A.) a decrease in speedB.) an increase in speedC.) a change in directionD.) maintaining a constant velocity

Which of these does NOT result in the acceleration of an object?

A.) a decrease in speed

B.) an increase in speed

C.) a change in direction

D.) maintaining a constant velocity