4.) Which of the following are acceptable measurements for velocity? Choose ALL that apply!*
a.) 12.98 m/s^2
b.) 1.32 m/s west
c.) 5.46 m/s
d.) 22.78 m/s north
e.) 45.6 m/s
f.) 2.13 m/s2 Downwards

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