The diagram below shows the motion of three objects along tracks which are parallel to the x-axis. 0 OD 0. • ▷ A only B only 2 a and B 0 1 2 3 4 O C only A A and C None of these. 9 ~4 0 • 4 4 5 6 x (cm) Track A: The point spacing decreases by 0.5 cm each second. Track B: The spacing is 2.0 cm Which of t from two-4 sec and 1.0 cm from t 4-7 cm. Track C: Spacing is 1.0 cm from t=0 tot 11 shown? 2 D 6, e 0 7 4 TD 8 4 D • 8 9 4 OD 6 10 Po D B ● C A 10 11 decreasing rate for the entire motion

The diagram below shows the motion of three objects along tracks which are parallel to the x-axis. 0 OD 0. • ▷ A only B only 2 a and B 0 1 2 3 4 O C only A A and C None of these. 9 ~4 0 • 4 4 5 6 x (cm) Track A: The point spacing decreases by 0.5 cm each second. Track B: The spacing is 2.0 cm Which of t from two-4 sec and 1.0 cm from t 4-7 cm. Track C: Spacing is 1.0 cm from t=0 tot 11 shown? 2 D 6, e 0 7 4 TD 8 4 D • 8 9 4 OD 6 10 Po D B ● C A 10 11 decreasing rate for the entire motion

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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