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1 point A rock is flying through space at 175,000 m/s. Assuming it doesn't experience any forces from other objects, what is its acceleration?
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A rock is flying through space at 175,000 m/s. Assuming it doesn't
experience any forces from other objects, what is its acceleration?

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Since there's no external force acting on it, it has no acceleration, and it maintains constant, uniform motion.

(Newton #1 and #2.)

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