Table 1 Total displacement (cm) Time (interval) Average velocity (cm/interval) Displacement (cm) Cm CM 4.2 2 2.2 Cm 2.2 CM 3 2.2 Cm 2.2 cm 2.6 2.2 Cm 4 2.2 CM TT 2.4 Cm 5 2.4 Cm (3.4 2.4 cm 6 2-4 CM 15.9 2.5cm 7 CM 2.5 2.4 cm 18.3 8 2.4 cm 2.6 cm 20.9 9 2.6 CM 23.5 2.6cm Cm 10 2.6 Analysis 1. On a sheet of graph paper, plot the velocities (vertical axis) versus the corresponding time interva Is (horizontal axis). Be sure that each graph you plot in this experiment has a title and that all axes are properly labeled. 2. Write an explanation for what the graph shows. Point out any location on the graph that shows constant velocity or changing velocity. Calculate the vehicle's average velocity for the entire trip. How does it compare to the velocities during each interval? Using a colored pencil or a pen, draw a line on your graph indicating this average velocity. Answer Question 2 nideing

Table 1 Total displacement (cm) Time (interval) Average velocity (cm/interval) Displacement (cm) Cm CM 4.2 2 2.2 Cm 2.2 CM 3 2.2 Cm 2.2 cm 2.6 2.2 Cm 4 2.2 CM TT 2.4 Cm 5 2.4 Cm (3.4 2.4 cm 6 2-4 CM 15.9 2.5cm 7 CM 2.5 2.4 cm 18.3 8 2.4 cm 2.6 cm 20.9 9 2.6 CM 23.5 2.6cm Cm 10 2.6 Analysis 1. On a sheet of graph paper, plot the velocities (vertical axis) versus the corresponding time interva Is (horizontal axis). Be sure that each graph you plot in this experiment has a title and that all axes are properly labeled. 2. Write an explanation for what the graph shows. Point out any location on the graph that shows constant velocity or changing velocity. Calculate the vehicle's average velocity for the entire trip. How does it compare to the velocities during each interval? Using a colored pencil or a pen, draw a line on your graph indicating this average velocity. Answer Question 2 nideing

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Chapter3: Two-dimensional Kinematics

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