Question
In which situation would Newton's laws of motion be noticeably inaccurate? (1 point)
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at high velocities
at high velocities
when objects have very high accelerations
when objects have very high accelerations
when large masses are being used
when large masses are being used
at very great distances
Responses
at high velocities
at high velocities
when objects have very high accelerations
when objects have very high accelerations
when large masses are being used
when large masses are being used
at very great distances
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Newton's laws of motion would be noticeably inaccurate **at high velocities**. This is because, at speeds approaching the speed of light, relativistic effects become significant, and the classical mechanics described by Newton's laws do not adequately describe the behavior of objects. For high accelerations and large masses, while there can be limitations, relativistic effects are primarily significant with high velocities.
So, the best response is: **at high velocities**.
So, the best response is: **at high velocities**.
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