50403020••Car A10- Car B-Car C101520Time (t) [min]Between 10 and 12 minutes min, which car has or cars have thehighest rate of acceleration?Car AO Car BO Car CO Car A and Car BO Car A and Car CCar A, Car B and Car CVelocity (v) [miles per hour, mph]

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