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Physics, 17.12.2020 01:20 u8p4

I"LL MARK BRAINLIEST! Two cars are rounding curves. Both cars are traveling at a constant speed of 25 miles per hour. Car A is rounding a very sharp curve and car B is rounding a gradual curve. Which of the following are true regarding the motion of the cars?
A. Car A and B have the same acceleration because they have the same speed.
B. Car A and B have the same acceleration because they have the same velocity.
C. Car A and B both have zero acceleration because their speeds are not changing.
D. Car A is accelerating more than car B because it is changing direction at a faster rate.
Please include an explanation why!!!

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