You've already chosen the best response. It's a vector because acceleration has both a direction and a magnitude. An example would be a car stopping at a rate of 10 m/s. In this example the direction of acceleration is opposite the direction of velocity (towards the trunk) and the magnitude is 10 m/s.Show full answer.ou've already chosen the best response. It's a vector because acceleration has both a direction and a magnitude. An example would be a car stopping at a rate of 10 m/s. In this example the direction of acceleration is opposite the direction of velocity (towards the trunk) and the magnitude is 10 m/s.
Myanswer to that is saddle your mule that wayand head out on a 200 mile ride and leteveryone know how far you get before backproblems bring the trip to a screeching halt. Another cause of dry spots can be old in-juries. Old healed saddle sores may be thecause of dry spots.
Troubleshooting Guide... SPOTS OR PATCHES ON LEAVES~if spots are crisp & brown UNDERWATERING is the reason;if spots are moist & brown then OVERWATERING is the reason.If spots are white or straw coloured then possible reasons include;WATERING WITH COLD WATER,WATER SPLASHES ON LEAVES,TOO MUCH SUN,PEST/DISEASE DAMAGE.POTS OR PATCHES ON LEAVES~if spots are crisp & brown UNDERWATERING is the reason;if spots are moist & brown then OVERWATERING is the reason.If spots are white or straw coloured then possible reasons include;WATERING WITH COLD WATER,WATER SPLASHES ON LEAVES,TOO MUCH SUN,PEST/DISEASE DAMAGE.