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If the speedometer on a car indicates a constant speed, can you be sure the car is not accelerating? Explain
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If the speedometer on a car indicates a constant speed, can you be sure the car is not accelerating? Explain

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No,because you can go on an open road then climb a hill and for that you should accelerate for maintain a constant speed
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no because it might just have a constant speed , even though it's likely improbable

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