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which one is an object accelerating?

a)car traveling on a Straight Flat road at 50 miles per hour
b)a car traveling on a straight uphill road at 30 miles per hour
c) a car going around a circular track ata steady 100miles per hour

Circular motion requires angular acceleration perpendicular to the direction of travel. A car going around in a circle is constantly accelerating inwards towards the center of the circle. If not for the acceleration the car would go in a straight line.

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Why are trees growing on the roadside and lean towards the road even if the other side is large?

This is noticed more when you travel on the roads. The trees spread their branches forming arc on the road even if there is enough space and sunlight on the other side (the other side of the road). This is observed in the case of trees planted on both sides of the road. Please someone can clarify this …….

There is no competition from the road, of course, therefore, the roots can grow freely in the roads …. when the roots grow in a way, the tree responds as above.

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Any advice on renting a motorhome for a short road trip?

My husband and I want to rent a motorhome and take a trip on the road four days in New Mexico (we're in Texas). We have never rented one and would like any input / advice. We're considering our 2 dogs. What could we pay for the cab and camper big enough for 2 people and 2 dogs? Power will be dogs in the camper while driving?

Campers United States can help you with all your questions. There should be many "Camper USA" lots of holidays in AZ. I can tell you that in 2002 there was a rental, insurance, and 75 cents per mile charge. A decent camper get around 10-12 mpg. Ya better a little dough. Sounds like fun!

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Where can I find the Steve Earle copper head road flag?

I think the flag Road Steve Earle Copperhead Road Store sells the 5th and Main.

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