Images below represents a plot. The horizontal axis on each plot represents time. The vertical axis represents whichever quantity (position, velocity, acceleration) is being discussed. The origin of each plot is represented by 0, and the function is represented by the colored line. For each of the statements at the bottom select the image that best represents the requested plot. You may use the same image for multiple statements if it is appropriate. "K A ck of t E = " AA car starts from rest at a stoplight and undergoes constant acceleration to the East. Which graph best represents the velocity of the car as a function of time? (Choose East to be the positive direction.) HYou hold your arm out over a cliff and release a ball from rest. Consider the time from just after the ball leaves your hand to just before it hits the ground. Which graph best represents the position of the ball as a function of time? (Choose up to be the positive direction and choose the point the ball is released as the origin.) FA bicycle is driving West at a constant velocity. Which graph best represents the velocity of the bicycle as a function of time? (Choose East to be the positive direction.) B You hold your arm out over a cliff and release a rock from rest. Consider the time from just after the rock leaves your hand to just before it hits the ground. Which graph best represents the acceleration of the rock as a function of time? (Choose up to be the positive direction.) Submit Answer Incorrect. Tries 3/10 Previous Tries This discussion is closed. Send Feedback

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