The answer for this problem would be "B" but could you explain me why? The reason for this is to understand this kind of problems in the future not only this one. 13Consider the graph shown below.Which scenario best matches the informationfrom the graph shown?A dog at rest runs to the left with achanging, negative acceleration.b. A ball is thrown straight up into the airand then falls back down, all with av (m/s)constant, negative acceleration.c. A toy car, in a positive position, moves to the left with a constant positiveacceleration.d. A piece of paper is blown by the wind in the negative direction with achanging, negative acceleration.5t(s)

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The answer for this problem would be "B" but could you explain me why? The reason for this is to understand this kind of problems in the future not only this one.

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Consider the graph shown below.
Which scenario best matches the information
from the graph shown?
A dog at rest runs to the left with a
changing, negative acceleration.
b. A ball is thrown straight up into the air
and then falls back down, all with a
v (m/s)
constant, negative acceleration.
c. A toy car, in a positive position, moves to the left with a constant positive
acceleration.
d. A piece of paper is blown by the wind in the negative direction with a
changing, negative acceleration.
5
t(s)

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In the given graph we can see

On the y - axis we have v(m/s) means velocity

On the x-axis it is t(s) i.e. time

Now look at the option (b)

Which states about a ball.

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