No.17,No.18 and No.19 1216. Below is a graph showing the motion of a car.Which of the following is true?velocity/ms*A The acceleration is constant all the time.B The velocity is constant all the time.(C) The car is moving all the time.The car moves after 7 seconds.B17. An object is thrown vertically upwards into theair. Taking velocity upwards as positive, whichof the following graphs best represents thevariation of acceleration with time?A acceleration01Dacceleration0C acceleration0acceleration0OFtimetimetime/stimetime( )18. The graph below shows the speed of a cyclistwho is moving along a hilly road withoutpeddling. He is depending on moving down theslopes to gather the speed.All About Physics: Multiple-Choice Questions Workout 'O' LevelspeedJoneACAt which point was the bottom of the first hillreached?19. A rocket is launched vertically and thevelocity-time graph is obtained as shown below.The maximum height reached by the rocket isvelocity/km h-¹20004000 km8000 km0velocity/m st60O-60--120+2Dtime28 The diagram shows a man near the edge of acliff projecting a stone vertically upwards. Thestone reaches the sea after 18 seconds.612→time/hB 6000 kmD 12000 km18time/sThe velocity-time graph for the motion of thestone is shown above. Find the height of the lifA 180 m

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17. An object is thrown vertically upwards into the air. Taking velocity upwards as positive, which of the following graphs best represents the variation of acceleration with time? A acceleration B acceleration C D 0 0 0 acceleration 0 acceleration time time time time

17. An object is thrown vertically upwards into the air. Taking velocity upwards as positive, which of the following graphs best represents the variation of acceleration with time? A acceleration B acceleration C D 0 0 0 acceleration 0 acceleration time time time time

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