A net force is applied in the positive directions to an object moving in one dimension. The graph of the force is below. The mass the object is 2.00kg . If the initial velocity of the object is -1.00- what is the velocity of the object after this force is applied? S A. 1 2 3 4 time (s) force (N)

A net force is applied in the positive directions to an object moving in one dimension. The graph of the force is below. The mass the object is 2.00kg . If the initial velocity of the object is -1.00- what is the velocity of the object after this force is applied? S A. 1 2 3 4 time (s) force (N)

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graph of the force is below. The mass the object is 2.00kg . If the initial velocity of the object is
m
-1.00-
what is the velocity of the object after this force is applied?
S
4
1 2 3 4
time (s)
force (N)

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