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For a line on a graph to represent an object increasing its speed, the line must show A) an increasingly steeper slope B) a negative slope C) a positive slope that is becoming more horizontal D) a positive
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For a line on a graph to represent an object increasing its speed, the line must show

A) an increasingly steeper slope
B) a negative slope
C) a positive slope that is becoming more horizontal
D) a positive slope

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