Pls. answer number 1-3. For items 1 to 3, refer to the following:A bus moving at 40 km/h around a curveII. A car moving at 70 km/h in a straight pathII. A jeepney moving on a straight road and then slowing down to stopIV. A storm initially moving at 50 km/h northeast and then at 60 km/h eastI.1.Which bodies are moving with constant speed?a. I and Il onlyb. I and IV onlyII and IV onlyd. II, III, and IV onlyС.2.Which bodies are moving with constant velocity?III onlya. I onlyb. Il onlyС.d. IV only3.Which bodies are accelerating?I and IV onlyIl and II onlyIII and IV onlyd. I, II, and IV onlyа.C.b.

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I. A bus moving at 40 km/h around a curve II. A car moving at 70 km/h in a straight path III. A jeepney moving on a straight road and then slowing down to stop IV. A storm initially moving at 50 km/h northeast and then at 60 km/h east 1. Which bodies are moving with constant speed?

I. A bus moving at 40 km/h around a curve II. A car moving at 70 km/h in a straight path III. A jeepney moving on a straight road and then slowing down to stop IV. A storm initially moving at 50 km/h northeast and then at 60 km/h east 1. Which bodies are moving with constant speed?

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