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mohabitar
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The magnitude of the velocity of an object must change if the magnitude of its acceleration is a constant. True or false?
I chose true, however the correct answer is false. Here's my reasoning: If acceleration is constant, that means velocity is linear. If velocity is linear, that means it's magnitude is increasing.
Where did I go wrong here?
I chose true, however the correct answer is false. Here's my reasoning: If acceleration is constant, that means velocity is linear. If velocity is linear, that means it's magnitude is increasing.
Where did I go wrong here?