Explanation Any object with acceleration can be considered as a accelerator. Acceleration happens only when the body is having varying velocity. The change that happens either to the magnitude or to the direction may results in change in velocity. Conclusion: For the brake and the gear shift, the effect will happens to the magnitude of the velocity. The change in the speed of the car will results in acceleration whereas the steering wheel will make a variation to the direction of the change of the car which also acts like accelerator...

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