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t 7. There are two ways to get positive acceleration. What are they? (how must he move?) The acceleration depends on the motion/speed and how fast you are going if you're going to the correct direction with speed your acceleration will be positive. Speeding up is a way for your acceleration to become positive CONGRESS
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