a. Determine the velocity of the bus from 0.00 h to 1.00 h. • b. What was the average velocity of the bus over the whole 2.50 h? • c. Compare the motion of the bus in Parts A and B. In your answer, discuss the direction in which the buses are moving, and compare the magnitudes of their velocities. • d. What was the instantaneous velocity at 2.25 h?

a. Determine the velocity of the bus from 0.00 h to 1.00 h. • b. What was the average velocity of the bus over the whole 2.50 h? • c. Compare the motion of the bus in Parts A and B. In your answer, discuss the direction in which the buses are moving, and compare the magnitudes of their velocities. • d. What was the instantaneous velocity at 2.25 h?

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