Physics 100Pretest 111The diagram below represents a strobe photograph of the motion of a ball asit rolls up and down the track. (In a strobe photograph, the position of anobject is shown at instants that are separated by equal time intervals.)uphill10Name:downhill38Turnaroundpoint5Turnaroundpoint76At each of the locations shown, draw a vector to represent the accelerationof the ball. If you know the magnitude of the acceleration at any of thelocations (for example, if the acceleration is zero, etc.), indicate thatexplicitly.Briefly explain why you drew the arrows as you did.

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At each of the locations shown, draw a vector to represent the acceleration of the ball. If you know the magnitude of the acceleration at any of the locations (for example, if the acceleration is zero, etc.), indicate that explicitly. Briefly explain why you drew the arrows as you did.

At each of the locations shown, draw a vector to represent the acceleration of the ball. If you know the magnitude of the acceleration at any of the locations (for example, if the acceleration is zero, etc.), indicate that explicitly. Briefly explain why you drew the arrows as you did.

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