An object is moving in the \( +x \) direction and begins to slow down. What must be true about its acceleration?(a) It is zero , (b) It is in the \( +x \) direction , (c) It is in the \( -x \) direction , (d) It must be greater than its velocity :

An object is moving in the \( +x \) direction and begins to slow down. What must be true about its acceleration? • Nerd Notes

AP Physics 1

1.2 Displacement, Velocity, and Acceleration

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An object is moving in the \( +x \) direction and begins to slow down. What must be true about its acceleration?

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