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Chapter 11, Problem 11ICA
The following graph applies to ICA 11-10 to ICA 11-15
ICA 11-11
- a. Between points B and C, the distance is
- b. Between points F and G, the distance is
- c. Between points I and J, the distance is
- 1. Zero
- 2. Positive and constant
- 3. Positive and increasing
- 4. Positive and decreasing
- 5. Negative and constant
- 6. Negative with increasing magnitude
- 7. Negative with decreasing magnitude
- 8. Cannot be determined from information given
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