A 5.05-kg object constrained to move along the x-axis issubjected to a time-varying force, as shown on the force Fversus time t graph. Find the change in the object's velocity15-129-over the specified time intervals.6-2 3-* 0--3-8.10141620-6--9--12(s)What is the change in velocity Avi between 0 s and 4.37 s?Avi =m/sWhat is the change in velocity Av2 between 4.37 s and 10.0 s?Avz =m/sWhat is the change in velocity Av3 between 10.0 s and 17.0 s?Av3 =m/s

For the given force vs. time graph. The particle having mass, m = 5.05 kg

A 5.05-kg object constrained to move along the x-axis is subjected to a time-varying force, as shown on the force F 15- versus time t graph. Find the change in the object's velocity 12 9- over the specified time intervals. 2 3- * 0- -3- 8. 10 12 14 16 20 -6- -9- -12- I (s) What is the change in velocity Av¡ between 0 s and 4.37 s? Avi = m/s What is the change in velocity Av2 between 4.37 s and 10.0 s? AUz = m/s What is the change in velocity Avz between 10.0 s and 17.0 s? Avz = m/s

A 5.05-kg object constrained to move along the x-axis is subjected to a time-varying force, as shown on the force F 15- versus time t graph. Find the change in the object's velocity 12 9- over the specified time intervals. 2 3- * 0- -3- 8. 10 12 14 16 20 -6- -9- -12- I (s) What is the change in velocity Av¡ between 0 s and 4.37 s? Avi = m/s What is the change in velocity Av2 between 4.37 s and 10.0 s? AUz = m/s What is the change in velocity Avz between 10.0 s and 17.0 s? Avz = m/s

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