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How does an object’s motion change as a result of centripetal acceleration? The speed decreases in the same direction. The speed increases in the same direction. The direction c…

How does an object’s motion change as a result of centripetal acceleration? The speed decreases in the same direction. The speed increases in the same direction. The direction c…
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How does an object’s motion change as a result of centripetal acceleration?

The speed decreases in the same direction.
The speed increases in the same direction.
The direction changes along with the speed.
The direction changes but not the speed.

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D

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Answer:D

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Just took the test on ed

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