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Four friends ran a 10K race and finished 1, 2, 3, and 4. Distance (km) O O O O Time (m) What occurred with runner B's line in the graph? D D B A C B A Runner B came in second with a burst of speed at the end. Runner B passed Runner C with a burst of speed at the end when Runner C slowed. Runner B had a constant speed for half the race, then quickly accelerated past runner C at the end. C D Runner B had the same acceleration as all three runners, but almost toward the end, he put on a burst of speed to pass runner C

Four friends ran a 10K race and finished 1, 2, 3, and 4. Distance (km) O O O O Time (m) What occurred with runner B's line in the graph? D D B A C B A Runner B came in second with a burst of speed at the end. Runner B passed Runner C with a burst of speed at the end when Runner C slowed. Runner B had a constant speed for half the race, then quickly accelerated past runner C at the end. C D Runner B had the same acceleration as all three runners, but almost toward the end, he put on a burst of speed to pass runner C

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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