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Q21. (i) The velocity time (v-t) graph is shown
in Figure. 1. Evaluate
25
20
(a) the acceleration for Line-A
(b) the distance covered for 10s to 30s
[1]
[2]
15
10
B
D
A
40
20
Time (s)
10
30
Figure-1
(ii)
Fr²t3
[2]
Find the simplest SI unit of z, if Z =
m²v²
(s/w) paads

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