The velocity of an object undergoing a constant acceleration is shown at two different times. The velocity at the early time is v₁, the velocity at the later time is v₂. What is the direction of the acceleration? V₁₂ V₂ :

The velocity of an object undergoing a constant acceleration is shown at two different times. The velocity at the early time is v₁, the velocity at the later time is v₂. What is the direction of the acceleration? V₁₂ V₂ :

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Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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