The position-time graph that describes the motion of an object is given as in the figure below. if the values of a= 127.4m, b=241m and c=344.8m, Find the average velocity ( in units of m/s) over the time period [10, 30] seconds x(т) a t(s) 10 20 30 40 Select one: O A. 5.19 Ов.-7.57 OC. -11.36 OD. 18.42 O E. -5.68

The position-time graph that describes the motion of an object is given as in the figure below. if the values of a= 127.4m, b=241m and c=344.8m, Find the average velocity ( in units of m/s) over the time period [10, 30] seconds x(т) a t(s) 10 20 30 40 Select one: O A. 5.19 Ов.-7.57 OC. -11.36 OD. 18.42 O E. -5.68

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Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

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Chapter3: Vectors

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