ACTIVITY 3: GRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF MOTION Directions: The velocity of a moving object was noted at the given time intervals. (A) Construct a velocity-versus-time graph. (B) Characterize the motion of the body for each portion of its trip. (Ć) Determine the acceleration and displacement for each portion. (D) Find the total displacement as well as the total distance of the body from its starting position. (E) Draw the corresponding acceleration-versus-time graph.

ACTIVITY 3: GRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF MOTION Directions: The velocity of a moving object was noted at the given time intervals. (A) Construct a velocity-versus-time graph. (B) Characterize the motion of the body for each portion of its trip. (Ć) Determine the acceleration and displacement for each portion. (D) Find the total displacement as well as the total distance of the body from its starting position. (E) Draw the corresponding acceleration-versus-time graph.

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Chapter2: Motion In One Dimension

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