The graph shows the x- and y-components of the velocity ofsome unknown object. The velocity componentv = 2.0, vz = 6.7, vz = 7.8, and v4 = 8.6. Rank themagnitude of the instantaneous acceleration anst] at times A,B, and C from highest to lowest.HighestTime (s)LowestAnswer BankBVelocity component (m/s) Now, rank the magnitude of the average acceleration |avgover intervals A to B, B to C, and A to C from highest tolowest. The time between A and B is equal to the timebetween B and C (5.0 seconds).HighestLowestAnswer BankB-CA-BА-С

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The graph shows the x- and y-components of the velocity of some unknown object. The velocity component U = 2.0, v2 = 6.7, vz = 7.8, and v4 = 8.6. Rank the magnitude of the instantaneous acceleration Jamst at times A, B, and C from highest to lowest. omponent (m/s)

The graph shows the x- and y-components of the velocity of some unknown object. The velocity component U = 2.0, v2 = 6.7, vz = 7.8, and v4 = 8.6. Rank the magnitude of the instantaneous acceleration Jamst at times A, B, and C from highest to lowest. omponent (m/s)

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