1. Consider the following v-t graph. a. At what time(s) is the object moving fastest? b. What is its speed at that time(s)? c. Draw a matching d-t graph. d. How far did the object move during the first 5 seconds? e. How far did the object move during the first 10 seconds? (5) O 0 IT N J 8 6 4 2 DO O IN -4 + + -lot (1 O 10 - in " 20 t(o)

1. Consider the following v-t graph. a. At what time(s) is the object moving fastest? b. What is its speed at that time(s)? c. Draw a matching d-t graph. d. How far did the object move during the first 5 seconds? e. How far did the object move during the first 10 seconds? (5) O 0 IT N J 8 6 4 2 DO O IN -4 + + -lot (1 O 10 - in " 20 t(o)

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