5. Below is the a-t-graph of a motorbike starting from rest during the first 0...10 seconds. What is the maximum speed of the bike during this timeframe? V. a) 42 m/s b) 22 m/s c) 62 m/s d) can't define using this graph 14 a [m/s²] -5 6 T.V 10 t [s]

5. Below is the a-t-graph of a motorbike starting from rest during the first 0...10 seconds. What is the maximum speed of the bike during this timeframe? V. a) 42 m/s b) 22 m/s c) 62 m/s d) can't define using this graph 14 a [m/s²] -5 6 T.V 10 t [s]

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5. Below is the a-t-graph of a motorbike starting from
rest during the first 0...10 seconds. What is the maximum
speed of the bike during this timeframe? V.
a) 42 m/s
b) 22 m/s
c) 62 m/s
d) can't define using this graph
[m/s²]
14
6
1.V
10
t [s]

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