Problem 4: Use the position vs. time graph shown in figure to the right to answer the following questions. On the plot, the x-intervals are Ax = 16 m and the time intervals are dt = 12 s. %3D (3 4) Ar+ At Otheexpertta.

Problem 4: Use the position vs. time graph shown in figure to the right to answer the following questions. On the plot, the x-intervals are Ax = 16 m and the time intervals are dt = 12 s. %3D (3 4) Ar+ At Otheexpertta.

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