The position of an object can be represented using the expression x (t) = (5m/s) t – 30m. Which of the following statements about the motion of this object is true? O The object changes directions. O Att = 6s, the object reaches the position x = 0 and continues moving. O Att = 6s, the object momentarily stops moving. O Att = 6s, the object both reaches the position æ = 0 and momentarily stops moving.

The position of an object can be represented using the expression x (t) = (5m/s) t – 30m. Which of the following statements about the motion of this object is true? O The object changes directions. O Att = 6s, the object reaches the position x = 0 and continues moving. O Att = 6s, the object momentarily stops moving. O Att = 6s, the object both reaches the position æ = 0 and momentarily stops moving.

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Chapter2: Motion In One Dimension

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