der- + 100%D. ReflectionDirections: Complete the table. Fill up the equations that best representthe behavior of physical quantities. Do it in your activity notebook.Behavior of PhysicalType of MotionEquationQuantitiesStationary Objectconstant1.displacement- zero velocity- zero acceleration- increasing ordecreasingdisplacement- constant velocity- constant speedno change indirectionor2.Object at Rest3.Constant Velocity1.or2.Uniform Velocity3.-zero accelerationincreasing ordecreasingdisplacementincreasing ordecreasing magnitudeof velocityconstant speed butchanging directionconstant accelerationConstant Acceleration1.or2.Uniform Accelerated3.Motion

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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