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Which line represents an object that is in motion where the acceleration is zero and the velocity is to the north?

Which line represents an object that is in motion where the acceleration is zero and the velocity is to the north?
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Which line represents an object that is in motion where the acceleration is zero and the velocity is to the north?

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what do the lines look like

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