The diagram at right shows a free-body diagram for an object that is moving to the right. Which arrow most closely approximates the direction of the particle's acceleration? A F1 A H F. 2 G C F 4 F; V F D E O A O E

The diagram at right shows a free-body diagram for an object that is moving to the right. Which arrow most closely approximates the direction of the particle's acceleration? A F1 A H F. 2 G C F 4 F; V F D E O A O E

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The diagram at right shows a free-body diagram for an object that is
moving to the right. Which arrow most closely approximates the
direction of the particle's acceleration?
А
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В
F.
2
C
F
4
F.
F
D
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O F

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