1. The figure shows the position graph of a car traveling along a straight road. The road goes from left to right (positive X direction is to the right). Circle everything which applies 1 x W A B 1. Velocity at point A is negative. 2. Velocity at point B is zero. 3. The car is moving to the left at point D. 4. Velocity at point C is zero. с D pinipo is 5. Speed at point B is smaller, that at point A. 6. Speed at point C is smaller, that in point D. 7. The net force, acting on the car is directed to the left at point B. uzalen 8. The net force, acting on the car is directed to the right at point B. 9. The net force, acting on the car is directed to the left at point C. 10. The net force, acting on the car is directed to the right at point C. 11. The net force, acting on the car is zero at point C. 12. Speed at point A is smaller, than at point B

1. The figure shows the position graph of a car traveling along a straight road. The road goes from left to right (positive X direction is to the right). Circle everything which applies 1 x W A B 1. Velocity at point A is negative. 2. Velocity at point B is zero. 3. The car is moving to the left at point D. 4. Velocity at point C is zero. с D pinipo is 5. Speed at point B is smaller, that at point A. 6. Speed at point C is smaller, that in point D. 7. The net force, acting on the car is directed to the left at point B. uzalen 8. The net force, acting on the car is directed to the right at point B. 9. The net force, acting on the car is directed to the left at point C. 10. The net force, acting on the car is directed to the right at point C. 11. The net force, acting on the car is zero at point C. 12. Speed at point A is smaller, than at point B

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3. The car is moving to the left at point D.
4. Velocity at point C is zero.
5. Speed at point B is smaller, that at point A.
6. Speed at point C is smaller, that in point D.
7. The net force, acting on the car is directed to the left at point B.
8. The net force, acting on the car is directed to the right at point B.
9. The net force, acting on the car is directed to the left at point C.
10. The net force, acting on the car is directed to the right at point C.
11. The net force, acting on the car is zero at point C.
12. Speed at point A is smaller, than at point B
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