Study the dot diagram below. Which verbal description matches the car's motion? The car slowsly accelerates from rest. Then, the car remains at rest for several seconds. Finally, the car moves with a constant leftward velocity. The car moves in the leftward direction and a rightward acceleration. The car movs with a rightward velocity and a rightward acceleration. The car moves with a constant, leftward velocity. Then, the car remains at rest for several seconds. Finally, the car moves with righward acceleration. The car moves with a rightward acceleration. Then, the car remains at rest for several seconds. Finally, the car moves with a low constant speed. The car moves at constant speed. Then, the car remains at rest for several seconds. Finally, the car moves with a constant leftward velocity.

Study the dot diagram below. Which verbal description matches the car's motion? The car slowsly accelerates from rest. Then, the car remains at rest for several seconds. Finally, the car moves with a constant leftward velocity. The car moves in the leftward direction and a rightward acceleration. The car movs with a rightward velocity and a rightward acceleration. The car moves with a constant, leftward velocity. Then, the car remains at rest for several seconds. Finally, the car moves with righward acceleration. The car moves with a rightward acceleration. Then, the car remains at rest for several seconds. Finally, the car moves with a low constant speed. The car moves at constant speed. Then, the car remains at rest for several seconds. Finally, the car moves with a constant leftward velocity.

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

1st Edition

ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Publisher:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Chapter2: Representing Motion

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5STP

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