Figure below is a velocity-versus-time graph for a moving object. Match the answers with questions for the object's velocity (v) and acceleration (a) at different time instants. time in seconds v att= 1.0 s A. V + 0; a = 0 v att = 2.0 s B. v+ 0; a + 0 v att = 4.0s C. v = 0; a = 0 D.v = 0; a +0

Figure below is a velocity-versus-time graph for a moving object. Match the answers with questions for the object's velocity (v) and acceleration (a) at different time instants. time in seconds v att= 1.0 s A. V + 0; a = 0 v att = 2.0 s B. v+ 0; a + 0 v att = 4.0s C. v = 0; a = 0 D.v = 0; a +0

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