Six acceleration vectors are shown for the car whose velocity vector is directed forward. For each acceleration vector pick the correct description for the instantaneous motion of the car. as 03 02 as 01
Six acceleration vectors are shown for the car whose velocity vector is directed forward. For each acceleration vector pick the correct description for the instantaneous motion of the car. as 03 02 as 01
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Six acceleration vectors are shown for the car whose velocity vector is directed forward. For each acceleration vector pick the correct description for the instantaneous motion of the car.
![Diagram Explanation]
The diagram illustrates an overhead view of a car with six acceleration vectors labeled \(a_1\) through \(a_6\) along with its velocity vector \(v\). Vectors are depicted as arrows indicating direction and likely magnitude. The car illustration is oriented such that the front of the car points to the right:
- \(a_1\): Pointing directly to the right (in the same direction as velocity vector \(v\)).
- \(a_2\): Pointing upwards and to the right (diagonally forward towards the right).
- \(a_3\): Pointing directly upwards (perpendicular to velocity vector \(v\)).
- \(a_4\): Pointing upwards and to the left (diagonally backward towards the left).
- \(a_5\): Pointing directly to the left (opposite to velocity vector \(v\)).
- \(a_6\): Pointing downwards and to the left (diagonally backward towards the left).
**Answers:**
For each acceleration vector \(a_1\) to \(a_6\), the user needs to select the correct description of the car's instantaneous motion from the dropdown lists.
1. \(a_1\): [Dropdown]
2. \(a_2\): [Dropdown]
3. \(a_3\): [Dropdown]
4. \(a_4\): [Dropdown]
5. \(a_5\): [Dropdown]
6. \(a_6\): [Dropdown]](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F6355c146-0005-4f15-82f4-e6a7a2c945d0%2F96bbe0ae-5e64-48b8-a29c-ee7fa507a1a0%2Fonbbw36_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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Six acceleration vectors are shown for the car whose velocity vector is directed forward. For each acceleration vector pick the correct description for the instantaneous motion of the car.
![Diagram Explanation]
The diagram illustrates an overhead view of a car with six acceleration vectors labeled \(a_1\) through \(a_6\) along with its velocity vector \(v\). Vectors are depicted as arrows indicating direction and likely magnitude. The car illustration is oriented such that the front of the car points to the right:
- \(a_1\): Pointing directly to the right (in the same direction as velocity vector \(v\)).
- \(a_2\): Pointing upwards and to the right (diagonally forward towards the right).
- \(a_3\): Pointing directly upwards (perpendicular to velocity vector \(v\)).
- \(a_4\): Pointing upwards and to the left (diagonally backward towards the left).
- \(a_5\): Pointing directly to the left (opposite to velocity vector \(v\)).
- \(a_6\): Pointing downwards and to the left (diagonally backward towards the left).
**Answers:**
For each acceleration vector \(a_1\) to \(a_6\), the user needs to select the correct description of the car's instantaneous motion from the dropdown lists.
1. \(a_1\): [Dropdown]
2. \(a_2\): [Dropdown]
3. \(a_3\): [Dropdown]
4. \(a_4\): [Dropdown]
5. \(a_5\): [Dropdown]
6. \(a_6\): [Dropdown]
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