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Given the position-time graph below, what is the average velocity between P4 and P5? 450 P3 P4 400 350 300 250 position (m) P5 200 P2 150 100 50 P1 1 4 7 time (s) 2.

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Given the position-time graph below, what is the average velocity between
P4 and P5?
450
P3
P4
400
350
300
250
position (m)
200
P5
P2
150
100
50
P1
4
6
9.
time (s)
100m/s
-100m/s
300m/s
-300m/s
2.
1.

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