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An object is accelerating. Which of the following is NOT possible? A) The speed of the object may be constant. B) The magnitude of the object's velocity may be constant C) …

An object is accelerating. Which of the following is NOT possible? A) The speed of the object may be constant. B) The magnitude of the object's velocity may be constant C) …
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An object is accelerating. Which of the following is NOT possible? A) The speed of the object may be constant. B) The magnitude of the object's velocity may be constant C) The velocity of the object may be constant. D) The object may be turning. E) The magnitude of the force acting on the object is constant.

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The object may be turning.

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An object would slow down when making a turn.

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