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Cleck up the incorrect statements in the following :

A

A body having a constant velocty still can have varying speed.

B

A body having a constant speed can have varying velocity.

C

A body having constant speed can have an acceleration.

D

If body having accleration are in the same direction, then distance is equal to displacement.

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A body having aconstant speed can have a varying velocitydue tochange in the direction of velocity. Thus a body having constant speed can in the same direction, If velocityand acceleration are in the same direction, then distance is equal to displacement, becouse then is no change in direction of motion. The body will contiuousl travel in one direction only.
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