How is the acceleration of a car traveling on an elevated air track related to the angle of elevation

Acceleration is a vector quantity that expresses the rate of change in velocity. Being a vector quantity, then the value has magnitude and direction. If the car exerts a constant net force as it travels, the greater the angle of elevation is, the greater is the decrease in its acceleration. Since the vertical component of is affected by the acceleration due to the gravity, that is why vehicles exert more force to climb a steeper hills. 

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