Homework Answers
Velocity = Change in Displacement / Time
1) At point B The value of Displacement = -15cm.
Therefore the given statement is FALSE
2) At Point C the slope is in increasing order. Therefore the given statement is TRUE
3) The slope at point H is in decreasing order. Therefore the given statement is FALSE
4) The given statement is TRUE as the slope at point H is decreasing.
5) The velocity at point G is zero.
Therefore the given statement is TRUE
Hence the overall answers are: -
1) FALSE
2) TRUE
3) FALSE
4) TRUE
5) TRUE
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