AP Physics 1· difficulty 2/5
For an object with mass , in which case is the <strong>acceleration</strong> parallel to the net force?
Only on Earth.
Always.
Only when motion is along a straight line.
Only when net force is zero.
Explanation
— acceleration is always parallel to the net force, regardless of motion.
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