Per:Date:Name:paper.V-T Graphs with Acceleration #2: Complete all work on a separate sheet ofDetermine the following:1. The average acceleration25152. The total distance traveled5.4.8.3. The distance travelled from t%-4s to t-6s2.Velocity (cm/s)

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V-T Graphs with Acceleration #2: Complete all work on a separate sheet of paper. Determine the following: 30 1. The average acceleration 25 20 15 2. The total distance traveled 10 5. * 2 . 4. Time (s) 10 3. The distance travelled from t-4s to t-6s Velocity (cm/s)

V-T Graphs with Acceleration #2: Complete all work on a separate sheet of paper. Determine the following: 30 1. The average acceleration 25 20 15 2. The total distance traveled 10 5. * 2 . 4. Time (s) 10 3. The distance travelled from t-4s to t-6s Velocity (cm/s)

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