ume. TheI III)s-10m/sapsedmerator is m/s.t be m/s. Can%3D2sa=-1.50 m/s²%3DTherefore, thea body slowsaccelerationne change inagnitude ofs is uniformHere is anet zero.m/s afterion:nat is herfor 2 s.Source:http://leguider.com.ph/etrike/Time (s)0.36.6.1011122Speed (km/h)9.a the average acceleration of the vehicle at each three-second interval. Consideringslowing down. Explain your answer.en 2 sWhat Have I So Far?Beyond Walls 3.2Apply ItReal Life

Slowed down. What Have I Learned So Far? Here is an example of one of the models of the electric tricycle (commonly known Take 1IULU as the e-trike) that is slowly emerging as an environment-friendly alternative means of of speedometer readings in an e-trike during a test run along a straight road. transportation in some urban areas in the Philippines. The table presented shows a series Source: http://leguider.com.ph/etrike/ Time (s) 3 6. 9. 10 11 12 2 Speed (km/h) 9. a the average acceleration of the vehicle at each three-second interval. Considering each of the accelerations that you computed, tell whether the e-trike is speeding up or slowing down. Explain your answer.

Slowed down. What Have I Learned So Far? Here is an example of one of the models of the electric tricycle (commonly known Take 1IULU as the e-trike) that is slowly emerging as an environment-friendly alternative means of of speedometer readings in an e-trike during a test run along a straight road. transportation in some urban areas in the Philippines. The table presented shows a series Source: http://leguider.com.ph/etrike/ Time (s) 3 6. 9. 10 11 12 2 Speed (km/h) 9. a the average acceleration of the vehicle at each three-second interval. Considering each of the accelerations that you computed, tell whether the e-trike is speeding up or slowing down. Explain your answer.

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I III)s-10m/s
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merator is m/s.
t be m/s. Can
%3D
2s
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agnitude of
s is uniform
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a the average acceleration of the vehicle at each three-second interval. Considering
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Apply It
Real Life

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