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A driver drives a car up a hill. The driver keeps pressing the gas so that the engine increases the force it applies to the car. Nonetheless, the car's forward velocity dec…

A driver drives a car up a hill. The driver keeps pressing the gas so that the engine increases the force it applies to the car. Nonetheless, the car's forward velocity dec…
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A driver drives a car up a hill. The driver keeps pressing the gas so that the engine increases the force it applies to the car. Nonetheless, the car's forward velocity decreases. What is the best explanation for this?

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because it's on an upward climb therefore newton's law of motion is in place and you're car is pulled by gravity

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