Problem 9 center plot below, for the time interval from 0 to 40 seconds. At time t=0, it is located at the position x =-100 m (see the dot on the x() plot). Sketch in the position vs. time curve on the first plot below, and the acceleration vs. time in the third plot. Give a brief explanation for how you are determining these. Also, make sure to label numerical values for the acceleration(s), and for x positions. Give the values of x at the points where: An object in one-dimensional motion follows the velocity vs. time curve shown in the (1) the object has its greatest positive x value, and (2) the final x position at the end of 40.0 s. x() (m)

Problem 9 center plot below, for the time interval from 0 to 40 seconds. At time t=0, it is located at the position x =-100 m (see the dot on the x() plot). Sketch in the position vs. time curve on the first plot below, and the acceleration vs. time in the third plot. Give a brief explanation for how you are determining these. Also, make sure to label numerical values for the acceleration(s), and for x positions. Give the values of x at the points where: An object in one-dimensional motion follows the velocity vs. time curve shown in the (1) the object has its greatest positive x value, and (2) the final x position at the end of 40.0 s. x() (m)

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