45. An object moves along the arc of a circle from point A to point B (one quarter of a full circle). As the object moves, it slows down (it doesn't come to rest though). Which of the following arrows could represent the average acceleration vector for this segment of motion? B none of the above arrows may represent the average acceleration vector

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45. An object moves along the arc of a circle from point A to point B (one quarter of a full
circle). As the object moves, it slows down (it doesn't come to rest though). Which of the
following arrows could represent the average acceleration vector for this segment of motion?
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none of the above arrows may represent the average acceleration vector
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Transcribed Image Text:45. An object moves along the arc of a circle from point A to point B (one quarter of a full circle). As the object moves, it slows down (it doesn't come to rest though). Which of the following arrows could represent the average acceleration vector for this segment of motion? ← none of the above arrows may represent the average acceleration vector A
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