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An object is moving with constant velocity in the -Y-direction. Suddenly, it experiences an acceleration in the -X-direction. Which of the following is true? The velocity vector will begin to turn towards the -X-direction: The velocity vector will continue to point in the -Y-direction, since the two directions are independent: The velocity vector will continue to point in the -Y-direction; but its magnitude will shrink to zero. The velocity vector will begin to turn towards the +X-direction:

          An object is moving with constant velocity in the -Y-direction. Suddenly, it experiences an acceleration in the -X-direction. Which of the following is true?
The velocity vector will begin to turn towards the -X-direction:
The velocity vector will continue to point in the -Y-direction, since the two directions are independent:
The velocity vector will continue to point in the -Y-direction; but its magnitude will shrink to zero.
The velocity vector will begin to turn towards the +X-direction:

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