16 12 Extension (cm) 4. 0. Force (N) For the above graph shown, Please Answer the questions. 1. For a value of Ax = 4N, the value of Ay = %3D 2. For a straight line graph, the slope is a constant. This statement is 3. The formula to find the slope of a graph is 4. The slope of the above graph is cm/N = m/N 8.

16 12 Extension (cm) 4. 0. Force (N) For the above graph shown, Please Answer the questions. 1. For a value of Ax = 4N, the value of Ay = %3D 2. For a straight line graph, the slope is a constant. This statement is 3. The formula to find the slope of a graph is 4. The slope of the above graph is cm/N = m/N 8.

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An Introduction to Physical Science

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