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Line 2 shows position data for an object that is speeding up. Use the centimeter ruler to measure the distance of each dot from

dot 1, and record it in the table

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monitta3 years ago

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Answer:

1= 0

2= 0.5

3= 1.5

4= 3

5= 5

6= 7.5

7= 10.5

8= 14

explanation: This is the edmentum answer

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