Suppose that a bullet is fired from a rifle in outer space where there are no appreciable forces due to gravity or air resistance acting on the bullet. Which is the correct situation for the bullet after it is fired if it does not hit anything? Multiple Choice the bullet will slow down as it moves the bullet will speed up as it moves the bullet will remain at the same speed

Suppose that a bullet is fired from a rifle in outer space where there are no appreciable forces due to gravity or air resistance acting on the bullet. Which is the correct situation for the bullet after it is fired if it does not hit anything? Multiple Choice the bullet will slow down as it moves the bullet will speed up as it moves the bullet will remain at the same speed

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Suppose that a bullet is fired from a rifle in outer space where there are no appreciable forces due to gravity or air resistance acting on the bullet. Which
is the correct situation for the bullet after it is fired if it does not hit anything?
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the bullet will slow down as it moves
the bullet will speed up as it moves
the bullet will remain at the same speed

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