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The four question that follow belong to the graph being described. The graph has velocit on the y axis in m/s and the x axis is time in seconds. The points given make the grph line. Points (0,20), (2,30), (4,40), (6,40), (8,0), and (10,-30).

1) What is the velocity of the object at t=2 seconds?

a) 30m/s
b) -30m/s
c) +5m/s
d) -5m/s
e) none of above

2) What is the acceleration of the object at t=2 seconds?

a) 30m/s
b) -30m/s
c) +5m/s
d) -5m/s
e) none of above

3) At what time is the magnitude of the velocity the greatest?

a) between 0 and 4 seconds
b) between 4 and 6 seconds
c) at 6 seconds
d) between 6 and 8 seconds
e) between 8 and 10 seconds

4) At what time is the magnitude of the acceleration the greatest?

a) between 0 and 4 seconds
b) between 4 and 6 seconds
c) at 6 seconds
d) between 6 and 8 seconds
e) between 8 and 10 seconds

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The four question that follow belong to the graph being described. The graph has velocity on the y axis in m/s and the x axis is time in seconds. The points given make the graph line. Points (0,20), ...

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