Use the velocity vs. time graph below to determine all interval(s) in which the displacement is negative.Velocity, m/s42-ВDH2.46.8.10121416 Time, sАEGFО А. В, С, D, HB. D, E, F, GC. A, E, F, GO D. D, E, FO E. none of the above In each of the six figures below, a cart (which has a motor and brakes) is traveling either up or down an incline at a constant velocity.All carts are identical except for mass. Inclines and velocities vary and are shown in each figure. Rank the acceleration of these cartsfrom greatest to least.A40 cm/sB20 cm/sC40 cm/s2 kg4 kg4 kg25°25°15°DE40 cm/sF20 cm/s40 cm/s4 kg2 kg.2 kg15°25°|15°A. A = C > B =D >E = FB. A = B = C = D = E = F (but not zero)C. cannot be determined from information givenD. all accelerations are zeroE. none of the above

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Use the velocity vs. time graph below to determine all interval(s) in which the displacement is negative. Velocity, m/s C 2. В D H 4. 6. 8 10 12, 14 16 Time, s -2 А E G F О А. В, С, D, н O B. D, E, F, G O C.A, E, F, G O D. D, E, F E. none of the above

Use the velocity vs. time graph below to determine all interval(s) in which the displacement is negative. Velocity, m/s C 2. В D H 4. 6. 8 10 12, 14 16 Time, s -2 А E G F О А. В, С, D, н O B. D, E, F, G O C.A, E, F, G O D. D, E, F E. none of the above

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Chapter4: The Laws Of Motion

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