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From the blue graph of acceleration below what can we know for sure about the object whose motion this graph represents?

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The object is speeding up

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The object is slowing down

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The object is moving northward

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The object is changing direction

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The object is accelerating northward

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Solution

The correct option is C The object is speeding up
We can see from graph that the acceleration is constant w.r.t. time , it means speed of object is increasing at a constant rate i.e. object is speeding up .

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