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If an object's velocity and acceleration are both in the different directions, will the object speed up or slow down?it would |
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If an object's velocity and acceleration are both in the different directions, will the object

speed up or slow down?it would |

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It would slow down. Kind of like a car going up a hill but the engine provides more energy.
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