On a separate part of your paper, copy the velocity vectors
1. Is the angIe
Consider how
What value or range of values is possible for this angle for an object that is speeding up? Explain.
What happens to the magnitude of
2. Describe how you would determine the acceleration of the object at point E.
Consider the direction of the acceleration at point E. Is the angle between the acceleration vector and the velocity vector (placed “tail-to-tail”) greater than, less than, or equal to
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