Practice: Acceleration GraphsPart 1: Match the letters on the graph to the statements in #1-3 that best describe Clara's motion Then answer questions4 and 5._?_1. Clara has a positive acceleration for 5 minutes.Graph of Clara's Motion? 2 Clara has zero acceleration.140012001000?_3. Clara is speeding up for 10 minutes.600A.4. Calculate Clara's acceleration for part A of her run.400.200Add Text Here!10152025Time (min)5. Calculate Clara's acceleration for part C of her run.Add Text Here!Part 2 Use the graph below to anwer questions 6-10 about Jay's motion on his walk..6. Describe the motion of Jay's walk during part AV part C.Add Text Here!Jay's WalkB7. What is happening at part B?Add Text Here!DA8. What happens to Jay's motion at 30 minutes intohis walk?Time minAdd Text Here!9. At what speed is Jay traveling at 5 minutes into his walk? At what time in his walk does he have the greatestspeed?Add Text Here!10. Make up a short story to explain how Jay's speed and acceleration changes throughout his walk. Make sure toaddress parts A-D.Add Text Here!Motion and Force UniORY Not Racket Science 20T14

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Practice: Acceleration Graphs Part 1 Match the letters on the graph to the statements in #1-3 that best describe Clara's motion. Then answer questions 4 and 5. ?1. Clara has a positive acceleration for 5 minmutes. 2. Clara has zero acceleration. ?3. Clara is speeding up for 10 minstes. 4. Caleulate Clara's acceleration for part A of her run. Graph of Clara's Motion 00 1000 G00 A 200 Add Text Here! 10 20 25 Time (min) Velocity (m/min)

Practice: Acceleration Graphs Part 1 Match the letters on the graph to the statements in #1-3 that best describe Clara's motion. Then answer questions 4 and 5. ?1. Clara has a positive acceleration for 5 minmutes. 2. Clara has zero acceleration. ?3. Clara is speeding up for 10 minstes. 4. Caleulate Clara's acceleration for part A of her run. Graph of Clara's Motion 00 1000 G00 A 200 Add Text Here! 10 20 25 Time (min) Velocity (m/min)

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter2: Representing Motion

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