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> 一辆汽车在平直的高速公路上行驶，已知在某段时间内这辆汽车的加速度方向与速度方向相同，则在这段时间内，该汽车 A．一定做加速直线运动 B．不一定做匀加速直线运动 C．可能做匀变速直线运动 D．一定做匀变速运动运动

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发布时间：2024-09-09

一辆汽车在平直的高速公路上行驶，已知在某段时间内这辆汽车的加速度方向与速度方向相同，则在这段时间内，该汽车

A．一定做加速直线运动

B．不一定做匀加速直线运动

C．可能做匀变速直线运动

D．一定做匀变速运动运动

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