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Provide at least one example of acceleration and explain why it would be considered a scalar or vector quantity.
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Provide at least one example of acceleration and explain why it would be considered a scalar or vector quantity.
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Provide at least one example of acceleration and explain why it would be considered a scalar or vector quantity.
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Take gravity you are accelerated toward the ground. Since gravity has both a direction and a magnitude, then it is a vector.
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