If we apply the above equations to the case of an object that does not change its direction of travel as it moves with constant acceleration, we find that the object: Undergoes a displacement Ar = x – x, . Note that displacement is a positive quantity if x > x, and a negative quantity if x < x. Has average velocity v = (x- x, )/t= (v + Vo)/2. Note that velocity has the same sign as displacement. Travels distance d =|Ax| = |x – x,|. Note that distance is always a positive quantity. Has average speed d/t . Note that speed is always a positive quantity. Has constant acceleration a = (v – vo)/t . Acceleration may be positive or negative, depending on how velocity changes. For the case of an object that does change its direction of travel as it moves with constant acceleration, which of the quantities listed above are different? on

If we apply the above equations to the case of an object that does not change its direction of travel as it moves with constant acceleration, we find that the object: Undergoes a displacement Ar = x – x, . Note that displacement is a positive quantity if x > x, and a negative quantity if x < x. Has average velocity v = (x- x, )/t= (v + Vo)/2. Note that velocity has the same sign as displacement. Travels distance d =|Ax| = |x – x,|. Note that distance is always a positive quantity. Has average speed d/t . Note that speed is always a positive quantity. Has constant acceleration a = (v – vo)/t . Acceleration may be positive or negative, depending on how velocity changes. For the case of an object that does change its direction of travel as it moves with constant acceleration, which of the quantities listed above are different? on

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If we apply the above equations to the case of an object that does not change its
direction of travel as it moves with constant acceleration, we find that the object:
Undergoes a displacement Ax = x- x, . Note that displacement is a positive
quantity if x > x, and a negative quantity if x < x,.
Has average velocity v = (x - x )/t = (v + vo)/2. Note that velocity has the same
sign as displacement.
Travels distance d = |Ax| = |x – x,| . Note that distance is always a positive
quantity.
Has average speed d/t . Note that speed is always a positive quantity.
Has constant acceleration a = (v – vo)/t . Acceleration may be positive or
negative, depending on how velocity changes.
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For the case of an object that does change its direction of travel as it moves with
constant acceleration, which of the quantities listed above are different?
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