Motion on a frictionless surface

[uwmphysics]

Now I'm confused again...

What kind of motion does a constant, non-zero force produce on an object of constant mass?
a. constant speed
b. constant acceleration
c. increasing acceleration
d.it depends on the speed of the object

I know that if there's no friction, the force on the object wouldn't be met by any opposition, so it could be constant speed, but i don't know what happens to the acceleration

 

[uwmphysics]

OHHH-ok my professor put the wrong answers with the wrong question and flipped it around but i didnt see that, so the question doesn't make sence...ignore my question...

 

[nazzard]

Hello uwmphysics,

try to apply Newton's second law of motion.

Regards,

nazzard

 

[nazzard]

OHHH-ok my professor put the wrong answers with the wrong question and flipped it around but i didnt see that, so the question doesn't make sence...ignore my question...

Well it still is a valid question.

What kind of motion does a constant, non-zero force produce on an object of constant mass?

Ideas?