The movement of an object in the zy-plane is described by the position function: r(t) = #(t)i + y(t)j Which of the following five statements is NOT always true? O a. Ifthe velocity vector of the object never changes, then the speed of the object never changes. O b. In any moment of time, the speed of this object is the same as the speed of the object whose movement is described by the position function s(t) = v(t)i+ z(t)j OC if the speed of the object is constant, then the object has zero acceleration. od If the velocity vector of the object never changes, then the object has zero acceleration. O e. If z(t) and y(t) are both linear functions, then the velocity vector of the object never changes.

The movement of an object in the zy-plane is described by the position function: r(t) = #(t)i + y(t)j Which of the following five statements is NOT always true? O a. Ifthe velocity vector of the object never changes, then the speed of the object never changes. O b. In any moment of time, the speed of this object is the same as the speed of the object whose movement is described by the position function s(t) = v(t)i+ z(t)j OC if the speed of the object is constant, then the object has zero acceleration. od If the velocity vector of the object never changes, then the object has zero acceleration. O e. If z(t) and y(t) are both linear functions, then the velocity vector of the object never changes.

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