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Chapter 11, Problem 14ICA
The following graph applies to ICA 11-10 to ICA 11-15
ICA 11-14
- a. Use the graph to determine the numerical value and appropriate unit of the acceleration between points A and B.
- b. Use the graph to determine the numerical value and appropriate unit of the acceleration between points I and J.
- c. Use the graph to determine the numerical value and appropriate unit of the total distance traveled at point G.
- d. Use the graph to determine the numerical value and appropriate unit of the total distance traveled at point K.
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