Question 9 of 12Fill in the blanks:A wildlife biologist is studying the hunting patterns of tigers. She anesthetizes a tiger and attaches a GPS collarto track its movements. Thecollar transmits data on the tiger's position and velocity. Figure below shows the tiger's velocity as a function oftime as it moves on a one dimensionalpath.+, rightVelocity, v-, leftBDTime, t -GHIf the answer is more than 1 letter (capital), separate by one space (i.e. A B C)1. At which marked point(s) is the tiger not moving?2. At which marked point(s) is the tiger not accelerating?3. At which point does the tiger have the greatest speed?4. At which point does the tiger's acceleration have the greatest magnitude?5. At which point is the tiger farthest from its starting position ? Question 10 of 12Jose left the White House and drove toward the recycling plant at an average speed of 40 km/hr. Rob left sometime later driving in the same direction at an average speed of 48 km/hr. After driving for five hours Rob caughtup with Jose. How long did Jose Drive before Rob caught up?Answer with text and/or attachments:+ Add attachments

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