An object with an initial velocity vo, as shown above, slides up and then down a long, frictionless, inclined plane. Which of the following is true of the object as it moves? O It moves at a constant velocity both up and down the plane. O It has a constant acceleration while moving up the plane and a smaller acceleration when moving down the plane. It has the same acceleration as it moves up and down the plane O It has continually varying acceleration as it moves up and down the plane O It has a constant acceleration while moving up the plane and a greater acceleration when moving down the plane.

An object with an initial velocity vo, as shown above, slides up and then down a long, frictionless, inclined plane. Which of the following is true of the object as it moves? O It moves at a constant velocity both up and down the plane. O It has a constant acceleration while moving up the plane and a smaller acceleration when moving down the plane. It has the same acceleration as it moves up and down the plane O It has continually varying acceleration as it moves up and down the plane O It has a constant acceleration while moving up the plane and a greater acceleration when moving down the plane.

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College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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