Use the VELOCITY vs. TIME graph below to answer the following questions. Let east be the positive direction & west be the negative direction. Express all answers in the appropriate mks units. [NOTE: m/s2 should be entered as m/s^2.] x-velocity (m/s) 6 4 2 VELOCITY vs. TIME GRAPH of -2 2 4 6 00 8 10 t (s) A.) Over what period of time was the object speeding Os to 6 s B.) Over what period of time was the object slowing down? 8 s to 10 s C.) Over what period of time was the object's velocity constant? 6 s to 8 s D.) State the magnitude & direction of the object's acceleration at 2.6 s. west Enter a number with units. ude & direction of the object's acceleration at 6.8 s. 0 m/s/s no acceleration F.) State the magnitude & direction of the object's acceleration at 8.4 s. east

Use the VELOCITY vs. TIME graph below to answer the following questions. Let east be the positive direction & west be the negative direction. Express all answers in the appropriate mks units. [NOTE: m/s2 should be entered as m/s^2.] x-velocity (m/s) 6 4 2 VELOCITY vs. TIME GRAPH of -2 2 4 6 00 8 10 t (s) A.) Over what period of time was the object speeding Os to 6 s B.) Over what period of time was the object slowing down? 8 s to 10 s C.) Over what period of time was the object's velocity constant? 6 s to 8 s D.) State the magnitude & direction of the object's acceleration at 2.6 s. west Enter a number with units. ude & direction of the object's acceleration at 6.8 s. 0 m/s/s no acceleration F.) State the magnitude & direction of the object's acceleration at 8.4 s. east

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