A 3.63 kg object constrained to move along the x-axis is15subjected to a time-varying force as shown on the graph.12Find the change in the object's velocity over the specified9.time intervals.6-2 3-E* 0-What is the change in velocity Av between t; = 0 s and248121416206.10-3-tf= 4.67 s?-6--9--12t (s)Δυ15.44m/sForce F, versus time tWhat is Av between t; = 5.61 s and tf = 10 s?Av9.55m/sWhat is Av between t; = 10 s and tf = 17.5 s?Av =m/s

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A 3.63 kg object constrained to move along the x-axis is 15- subjected to a time-varying force as shown on the graph. 12 Find the change in the object's velocity over the specified time intervals. 6- 2 3- * 0+ -3- What is the change in velocity Av between t; = 0 s and 8. 10 12 14 16 20 tf = 4.67 s? -6- -9- -12- t (s) Av = 15.44 m/s Force F, versus time t What is Av between t¡ = 5.61 s and tf = 10 s?

A 3.63 kg object constrained to move along the x-axis is 15- subjected to a time-varying force as shown on the graph. 12 Find the change in the object's velocity over the specified time intervals. 6- 2 3- * 0+ -3- What is the change in velocity Av between t; = 0 s and 8. 10 12 14 16 20 tf = 4.67 s? -6- -9- -12- t (s) Av = 15.44 m/s Force F, versus time t What is Av between t¡ = 5.61 s and tf = 10 s?

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