A car travels leftwards with increasing velocity on a horizontal surface. Which of the following options about the direction of acceleration, the direction of net force, kinetic en... A car travels leftwards with increasing velocity on a horizontal surface. Which of the following options about the direction of acceleration, the direction of net force, kinetic energy of the car, and net work done by external forces is correct for the situation described?
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The question is asking about the correct option regarding the direction of acceleration, the direction of net force, the kinetic energy of the car, and the net work done by external forces for a car moving leftwards with increasing velocity on a horizontal surface. It requires an understanding of physics concepts related to motion and forces.
Answer
D: Left, Left, Increasing, Positive.
The final answer is D: Left, Left, Increasing, Positive.
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The final answer is D: Left, Left, Increasing, Positive.
More Information
Acceleration and net force direction are aligned with the motion. Increasing velocity implies a net force and increasing kinetic energy.
Tips
Ensure to associate acceleration with the change in velocity direction and net force with acceleration.
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