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Do all of them please and explain

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kondaur [170]3 years ago

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At 305 and 309 it was negative because it is going down

at 300 and 301 and 305 it was positive because its going up

at 302/303/304/306/309 she wasn't accelerating at all because it is staying the same

k0ka [10]3 years ago

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Okay, so for 11: She is negatively accelerating between 3:05 and 3:06 and between 3:08 and 3:09

When you have a speed vs distance graph, the slope of the graph represents the acceleration, since there is a negative slope there we can say she was negatively accelerating

12. So now all we have to do it look for a line going up or a positive slope:

So: 3:00 to 3:02 , 3:07 to 3:08

13. So, when we are looking for no acceleration we are looking for a straight line, or a line with no slope at all which is between the intervals of:

3:02 to 3:05 , 3:06 to 3:07 and 3:09 to 3:10

Hope this helped, let me know if any of it doesnt make sense.

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