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Using the graph below, describe the acceleration, position, and force at each of the

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STALIN [3.7K]1 year ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(1). 2 m / s²

(2). 0 m / s² { Change from the previous section is - 2 m / s² }

(3). - 8 m / s² { Change from the previous section is - 8 m / s² }

(4). - 1 m / s² { Change from the previous section is + 7 m / s² }

(5). 0 m / s² { Change from the previous section is + 1 m / s² }

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