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(True or False) The slope of a graph has units of vertical units divided by horizontal units (vertical units)/(horizontal units).   (True or False) The area of a graph has units of vertical units times horizontal units (vertical units)(horizontal units).   Given v(m/s) is plotted on the vertical axis and t(s) is plotted on the horizontal axis, what are the SI units of the area of this plot? Given v(m/s) is plotted on the vertical axis and t(s) is plotted on the horizontal axis, what are the SI units of the slope of this plot? The graph below is for a 50 kg object. Find the object's velocity. Find the object's momentum. Find x at t = 10 s . Find the displacement at t = 10 s

(True or False) The slope of a graph has units of vertical units divided by horizontal units (vertical units)/(horizontal units).   (True or False) The area of a graph has units of vertical units times horizontal units (vertical units)(horizontal units).   Given v(m/s) is plotted on the vertical axis and t(s) is plotted on the horizontal axis, what are the SI units of the area of this plot? Given v(m/s) is plotted on the vertical axis and t(s) is plotted on the horizontal axis, what are the SI units of the slope of this plot? The graph below is for a 50 kg object. Find the object's velocity. Find the object's momentum. Find x at t = 10 s . Find the displacement at t = 10 s

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    1. (True or False) The slope of a graph has units of vertical units divided by horizontal units
      (vertical units)/(horizontal units).

 

    1. (True or False) The area of a graph has units of vertical units times horizontal units
      (vertical units)(horizontal units).

 

    1. Given v(m/s) is plotted on the vertical axis and t(s) is plotted on the horizontal axis, what are the SI units of the area of this plot?



    1. Given v(m/s) is plotted on the vertical axis and t(s) is plotted on the horizontal axis, what are the SI units of the slope of this plot?



The graph below is for a 50 kg object.



    1. Find the object's velocity.



    1. Find the object's momentum.



    1. Find x at t = 10 s .



    1. Find the displacement at t = 10 s 

 

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