The definition of velocity in the plane is different and requires special consideration, in comparison to the standard definition of velocity. A.True B.False.

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The definition of velocity in the plane is different and requires special consideration, in comparison to the standard definition of velocity. A.True B.False

The definition of acceleration in the plane is different and requires special consideration, in comparison to the standard definition of acceleration. A.True B.False

If you are traveling around a curve and speeding up, your acceleration will A.point into the curve B.point out of the curve C.point either into or out of the curve depending on how fast we are speeding up.

If you are traveling around a curve and slowing down, your acceleration will A.point into the curve B.point out of the curve C.point either into or out of the curve depending on how fast we are speeding up.

If you are traveling around a curve at a constant speed, your acceleration will A.point into the curve B.point out of the curve C.point either into or out of the curve depending on how fast we are speeding up.

When traveling around a curve, it is possible that velocity and acceleration can point in the same direction. A.True B.False