One of the following statements is correct: a) The average velocity is the slope of the tangent line on an x-t graph, b) The average acceleration is the slope of the tangent line on an x-t graph, c) On an x-t graph, the slope of the tangent equals the instantaneous velocity, d) On v-t graph, the slope of the tangent equals the averag acceleration, e) On an x-t graph, the slope of the interscept line between two points equals the instantaneous velocity, f) On v-t graph, the slope of the interscept line between two points equals the instantaneous acceleration.

One of the following statements is correct: a) The average velocity is the slope of the tangent line on an x-t graph, b) The average acceleration is the slope of the tangent line on an x-t graph, c) On an x-t graph, the slope of the tangent equals the instantaneous velocity, d) On v-t graph, the slope of the tangent equals the averag acceleration, e) On an x-t graph, the slope of the interscept line between two points equals the instantaneous velocity, f) On v-t graph, the slope of the interscept line between two points equals the instantaneous acceleration.

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College Physics

11th Edition

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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