Explanation From the graph , segment from t = 0 to 1 .8 s , Write the expression for the velocity. v = Δ x Δ t (I) Here, v is the speed, Δ x is the change in displacement, Δ t is the change in time interval. and t = 5.0 to 6 .2 s Conclusion: For the first segment, substitute 4.5 m − 0.4 m for Δ x and 4.5 s − 0.0 s for Δ t v = 4

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