In the experiment on motion sensing, you obtain the following graph when you plot the ACCELERATION versus TIME. Each straight line segment of the graph has been labelled as 1, 2, 3 .. Match the segment of the graph with the description of the kind of motion it represents. Make your selection from the following possibilities. A: Constant Positive Velocity B: Constant Negative Velocity C: Zero Velocity (No motion) D: Constant Positive Acceleration E: Constant Negative Acceleration F: Continuously Changing Acceleration a 0.0

In the experiment on motion sensing, you obtain the following graph when you plot the ACCELERATION versus TIME. Each straight line segment of the graph has been labelled as 1, 2, 3 .. Match the segment of the graph with the description of the kind of motion it represents. Make your selection from the following possibilities. A: Constant Positive Velocity B: Constant Negative Velocity C: Zero Velocity (No motion) D: Constant Positive Acceleration E: Constant Negative Acceleration F: Continuously Changing Acceleration a 0.0

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In the experiment on motion sensing, you obtain the following graph when you
plot the ACCELERATION versus TIME. Each straight line segment of the graph
has been labelled as 1, 2, 3 ... Match the segment of the graph with the
description of the kind of motion it represents. Make your selection from the
following possibilities.
A: Constant Positive Velocity
B: Constant Negative Velocity
C: Zero Velocity (No motion)
D: Constant Positive Acceleration
E: Constant Negative Acceleration
F: Continuously Changing Acceleration
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