Which statement is always true for an object moving along a vertical straight line? The object is slowing down when V (t)a (t) is positive.  The object is at rest when the acceleration is zero.  The object is speeding up when V (t)a (t) is negative.  The object is moving upward when V (t) is positive

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Which statement is always true for an object moving along a vertical straight line?

The object is slowing down when V (t)a (t) is positive. 
The object is at rest when the acceleration is zero. 
The object is speeding up when V (t)a (t) is negative. 
The object is moving upward when V (t) is positive

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