Please solve both multiple choice questions correctly in 15 minutes and provide correct option QUESTION 4Fill in the blank. The tangential component of acceleration at a point describes how quickly the [BLANK] of the curve is changing with respect to time at the point /.O a. Velocity.O b. Speed.OC. Position.O d. Direction.None of the other choices.QUESTION 5Fill in the blank. The normal component of acceleration at a point t describes how quickly the (BLANK] of the curve is changing with respect to time at the point t.O a. Velocity.O b. Speed.O. Position.O d. Direction.None of the other choices.

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Fill in the blank. The tangential component of acceleration at a point p describes how quickly the [BLANK] of the curve is changing with respect to time at the point /. O a. Velocity. b.Speed. O. Position. d. Direction. O e. None of the other choices.

Fill in the blank. The tangential component of acceleration at a point p describes how quickly the [BLANK] of the curve is changing with respect to time at the point /. O a. Velocity. b.Speed. O. Position. d. Direction. O e. None of the other choices.

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