6. What Is the acceleration of the object from 15 to 25s? 15 7. At whlch time frame did the object have balanced forces acting on it? E10 8. What is the displacement of the object In the first 15s of Its movement? 9. How does one know from a velocity vs time graph that the object has moved in the opposite direction? 10 15 20 25 Time, I (s) 10. Is the acceleration of the object for the whole trip considered to be uniform? Velocity, v (m/s)

6. What Is the acceleration of the object from 15 to 25s? 15 7. At whlch time frame did the object have balanced forces acting on it? E10 8. What is the displacement of the object In the first 15s of Its movement? 9. How does one know from a velocity vs time graph that the object has moved in the opposite direction? 10 15 20 25 Time, I (s) 10. Is the acceleration of the object for the whole trip considered to be uniform? Velocity, v (m/s)

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6. What Is the acceleration of the object from
15 to 25s?
15
7. At whlch time frame did the object have balanced
forces acting on it?
E10
8. What is the displacement of the object In the first
15s of Its movement?
9. How does one know from a velocity vs time graph
that the object has moved in the opposite direction?
10
15
20
25
Time, I (s)
10. Is the acceleration of the object for the whole trip
considered to be uniform?
Velocity, v (m/s)

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