The position-time graph below depicts the motions of two objects, A and B. Whichof the following statements concerning the objects' motions is NOT true?Position vs. TimedBtThe two objects travel for the same amount of time.The two objects have the same speed.The two objects travel with uniform motion.The two objects have the same velocity.The two objects travel the same distance.

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The position-time graph below depicts the motions of two objects, A and B. Which of the following statements concerning the objects' motions is NOT true? Position vs. Time d B The two objects travel for the same amount of time. The two objects have the same speed. The two objects travel with uniform motion. The two objects have the same velocity. The two objects travel the same distance.

The position-time graph below depicts the motions of two objects, A and B. Which of the following statements concerning the objects' motions is NOT true? Position vs. Time d B The two objects travel for the same amount of time. The two objects have the same speed. The two objects travel with uniform motion. The two objects have the same velocity. The two objects travel the same distance.

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The position-time graph below depicts the motions of two objects, A and B. Which
of the following statements concerning the objects' motions is NOT true?
Position vs. Time
d
B
t
The two objects travel for the same amount of time.
The two objects have the same speed.
The two objects travel with uniform motion.
The two objects have the same velocity.
The two objects travel the same distance.

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