Physics, 25.09.2021 22:50 antionette1

What is true about an object that is used as a reference point for determining motion? It is stationary.

It is stationary.

It is accelerating.

It is accelerating.

It is decelerating.

It is decelerating.

It is changing direction.

It is changing direction.

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