Speed-Time GraphSpeed(m/s)301535Time(SeconeThe above speed-time graph shows the motion of an object.a) Calculate acceleration of object in first 15 seconds.b) What is the distant travelled from 15 to 35 seconds?c) What is the speed of object from 15 to 35 seconds?d) At 35 seconds, object decelerates at a rate of 10 m/s?, Find t.e) Calculate total distance travelled by object?100 pcs.ved.HK31THK31T31mm

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Speed (m/s) 30 15 35 Time (Secone The above speed-time graph shows the motion of an object. a) Calculate acceleration of object in first 15 seconds. b) What is the distant travelled from 15 to 35 seconds? c) What the speed of object from 15 to 35 seconds?

Speed (m/s) 30 15 35 Time (Secone The above speed-time graph shows the motion of an object. a) Calculate acceleration of object in first 15 seconds. b) What is the distant travelled from 15 to 35 seconds? c) What the speed of object from 15 to 35 seconds?

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