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Drew

12 July, 12:30

While speeding up or slowing down and/or changing direction, what is true about the velocity of an object?

a

The velocity of an object changes continuously, from instant to instant.

b

The velocity of an object remains the same, from instant to instant.

c

The velocity of an object changes only once.

d

The velocity of an object cannot be determined when speeding up or slowing down and/or changing direction.

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