What is the resultant acceleration?
A. The scalar that joins all the points along the path
B....
Physics, 18.06.2020 00:57 sawyerharper
What is the resultant acceleration?
A. The scalar that joins all the points along the path
B. The resultant displacement divided by time
C. The sum of all the acceleration vectors
D. The average of all the acceleration vectors
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