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A bunny (0.5 kg) moves according to the velocity-vs-time graph shown below. It starts at a position of x-0, and all motion is

Neloci 2. Avea der Veloct corve 3 Fove

Force-vs siiou

A bunny (0.5 kg) moves according to the velocity-vs-time graph shown below. It starts at a position of x-0, and all motion is along the x-axis. v, (m/s) 4 t (s) 0 1. Sketch the corresponding momentum-vs-time graph. 2. Sketch the corresponding position-vs-time graph. 3. Sketch the corresponding force-vs-time graph. 4. Use your graph from #3 to determine the impulse experienced by the bunny during this time. 5. Use your graphs from #2 and #3 to sketch a force-vs-position graph. 6. Use your graph from #5 to determine the work done on the bunny during this time. 7. Sketch the corresponding kinetic energy-vs-time graph 8. Sketch the corresponding power-vs-time graph exerted by the bunny.
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