For each graph of vx vs. t in the left column, choose the letter (a-i) corresponding to the appropriate description of motion. Not all descriptions will be used. Assume the usual coordinate system (+x to the right, +y up, +z out of the page). by ™ ev hv 7 a. A cart moves to the right, gradually slowing down. b. A cart moves to the left, gradually speeding up. c. A cart moves to the right, gradually slowing down, stops, and moves to the left, speeding up. d. A cart moves to the right at constant speed. e. A cart moves to the left, gradually slowing down, stops, and moves to the right, speeding up. f. A cart moves to the right, gradually speeding up. g. A cart moves to the left at constant speed. h. A cart moves to the left, gradually slowing down. i. A cart remains stationary and does not move.

For each graph of vx vs. t in the left column, choose the letter (a-i) corresponding to the appropriate description of motion. Not all descriptions will be used. Assume the usual coordinate system (+x to the right, +y up, +z out of the page). by ™ ev hv 7 a. A cart moves to the right, gradually slowing down. b. A cart moves to the left, gradually speeding up. c. A cart moves to the right, gradually slowing down, stops, and moves to the left, speeding up. d. A cart moves to the right at constant speed. e. A cart moves to the left, gradually slowing down, stops, and moves to the right, speeding up. f. A cart moves to the right, gradually speeding up. g. A cart moves to the left at constant speed. h. A cart moves to the left, gradually slowing down. i. A cart remains stationary and does not move.

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For each graph of vx vs. t in the left column, choose the letter (a-i) corresponding to the appropriate description of motion. Not all descriptions will be used. Assume the usual coordinate system (+x to the right, +y up, +z
out of the page).
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a. A cart moves to the right, gradually slowing down.
b. A cart moves to the left, gradually speeding up.
c. A cart moves to the right, gradually slowing down, stops, and moves to the left, speeding up.
d. A cart moves to the right at constant speed.
e. A cart moves to the left, gradually slowing down, stops, and moves to the right, speeding up.
f. A cart moves to the right, gradually speeding up.
g. A cart moves to the left at constant speed.
h. A cart moves to the left, gradually slowing down.
i. A cart remains stationary and does not move.

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