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The initial velocity of the bob is found to be 45 cm/s. If there are 31 dots on the ticker tape, how far has the bob traveled, assuming standard acceleration? O 154 cm 100 cm O 145 cm O 108 cm

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Chapter3: Motion Along A Straight Line

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The initial velocity of the bob is found to be 45 cm/s.
If there are 31 dots on the ticker tape, how far has the
bob traveled, assuming standard acceleration?
O 154 cm
100 cm
O 145 cm
O 108 cm

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