Refer to the diagram of Racetrack X. 
Refer to the diagram of Racetrack X. It is ________ for a racer to have uniform acceleration ________ on this track.
A. possible; everywhere
B. guaranteed; at some places
C. impossible; anywhere
D. impossible; at some places
Answer: C
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