6)a ) B
b ) A starts ahead as at time t=0 its position >0
ahead means starts moving earlier
7) a) A
b) B
8) a )A
b) A
by ahead i mean which prticle is ahead at t=0
1)velocity is defined as v=dr/dt where r is displacement.
so v= slope of displacement time graph. now in graph slope of B>A
hence B is moving faster.
b)A starts ahead its position at t=0 is greater than the position of B.
c)at intersection both objects are at same position.
2)from same logic velocity of A>B
and B has negetive velocity as slope is negetive.
3) A is moving faster than B.
A starts ahead as its position at t=0 is greater than the position of B
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