What must be true about an object's acceleration as it is traveling in the
positive direction...
What must be true about an object's acceleration as it is traveling in the
positive direction and slowing down?
a) the object has no acceleration.
b) its negative acceleration is constant.
c) its acceleration is the same as its velocity.
d) the object is accelerating in the negative direction.
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