Q4. The motion of a car in the first 20 s of its travel is as shown.a. Construct the s-t graphb. What is the distance traveled in the first 10 s?(s/w) AV=20-0.8tAssume that s=0 when t=020(s) I

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The motion of a car in the first 20 s of its travel is as shown. a. Construct the s-t graph (s/w) A b. What is the distance traveled in the first 10 s? V=20-0.8t Assume that s=0 when t=0 (s) I

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