Given the following distances (measured from starting point) traveled and times along a straight path: 45.0 cm,  1.8 s; 92 cm, 2.6 s; 120 cm, 3.0 s; and,185 cm, 3.6 s. Complete the table for average  velocity. Graph position vs time.

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Given the following distances (measured from starting point) traveled and times along a straight path: 45.0 cm, 
1.8 s; 92 cm, 2.6 s; 120 cm, 3.0 s; and,185 cm, 3.6 s. Complete the table for average 
velocity. Graph position vs time.

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