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kodGreya [7K]
4 years ago
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I will mark as the brainliest answerplz 8,9,10​

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blagie [28]4 years ago
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Answer:

8.  acceleration = \dfrac{d(velocity)}{d(time)}  = 1 unit .

9. acceleration = \dfrac{d(velocity)}{d(time)}  = -1 unit.

10. acceleration = \dfrac{d(velocity)}{d(time)}  = 0 units.

Explanation:

8. i) acceleration = velocity / time

  ii) In this figure velocity = time

  iii) therefore acceleration = \dfrac{d(velocity)}{d(time)} = 1 unit .

9. i) acceleration = velocity / time

  ii) In this figure 4 = m + 5, therefore m = -1

     therefore velocity = (-0.5 \times time) + 5

  iii) therefore acceleration = \dfrac{d(velocity)}{d(time)}  = -1 units.

10.) velocity is constant at 2

     therefore acceleration = \dfrac{d(velocity)}{d(time)}  = 0 units

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