3 questions, as per the company policy. 1. A train is on a straight section of track. The graph below shows its distance from a marker point on the track,over 20 seconds.Distance frommarker point20Time1Which of these can you say from the graph?A. The train was stationary.C. The train travelled at a constant speed.B. The train was on a level track.D. The speed of the train got steadily greater.6. Four cars are traveling along a straight road. The graphs below show the speed of each car, during a 50 secondperiod. Which car travelled farthest in this time?SpeedImisSpeedI misTimeTimeDSpeedI misSpeedI mis3.2.51 2 3TimeTimelFor questions # 10-13, consider the graph of motion of the runner below.Runner Position14121086.4.20 246.81012Time (s)13. What is the displacement of the runner after 10 s?A. OmB. 6 mC. 12 mD. 18 mPosition (m)

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1. Atrain is on a straight section of track. The graph below shows its distance from a marker point on the track, over 20 seconds. Distance from marker point 20 Time 1 Which of these can you say from the graph? A. The train was stationary. C. The train travelled at a constant speed. B. The train was on a level track. D. The speed of the train got steadily greater.

1. Atrain is on a straight section of track. The graph below shows its distance from a marker point on the track, over 20 seconds. Distance from marker point 20 Time 1 Which of these can you say from the graph? A. The train was stationary. C. The train travelled at a constant speed. B. The train was on a level track. D. The speed of the train got steadily greater.

College Physics

10th Edition

ISBN:9781285737027

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 52AP: (a) Find a conversion factor to convert from miles per hour to kilometers per hour. (b) For a while,...

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