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A particle's position on the x-axis is given by the function (3t-4t+1) m a) Make a position-versus time graph for the interval 0< t <5 (time is measured in seconds) b) Determine the particle's velocity at t = 2 s c) Are there any turning points in the particle's motion? If so, in what position or positions? d) Where is the particle when Vx=8 m/s? e) Draw the velocity-versus time graph for the interval 0< t <5 (time is measured...
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1. The particle's graph of velocity v(t) along x-direction is shown in the picture. During the [b-el interval of time, what are the particle's (a) acceleration, (b) average velocity, (c) and displacement? (Be sure to include the correct signs) 20 15 10 Write the entire solution here, cirle the asnwers, and also enter the answers on the front page (they are already there for this test) Time 40 -10