Consider the motion described by the figure below.y, m64Nपीजी3515(a) Find the displacement at t = 11.5 s1.240m(b) Find the displacement at t = 13.3 s1.426 m(c) Find the displacement at t = 15.8 s1.679mxt, s

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Consider the motion described by the figure below. y, m 4 2 X (a) Find the displacement at t = 11.5 s 1.240 m 3 X 5 (b) Find the displacement at t = 13.3 s 1.426 m X (c) Find the displacement at t = 15.8 s 1.679 m t, s

Consider the motion described by the figure below. y, m 4 2 X (a) Find the displacement at t = 11.5 s 1.240 m 3 X 5 (b) Find the displacement at t = 13.3 s 1.426 m X (c) Find the displacement at t = 15.8 s 1.679 m t, s

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Consider the motion described by the figure below.
y, m
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4
N
पीजी
3
5
15
(a) Find the displacement at t = 11.5 s
1.240m
(b) Find the displacement at t = 13.3 s
1.426 m
(c) Find the displacement at t = 15.8 s
1.679m
x
t, s

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