1. The figure shows the position (x) vs time (t) graph of the motion of a particle.43LAB+2 3 4t, s(a) Calculate the average velocity between the points A and D.x, m0Va=OA(b) At what point is the instantaneous velocity zero?B1CmSD(c) At point D, is the velocity positive or negative?PositiveNegative (c) At point D, is the velocity positive or negative?PositiveNegative(d) Complete the following statement about the motion of the particle from point A to point D:From point A to C the particle moves along the◆ with✰ velocity (as seen from the slopes of the tangents atintermediate locations). At point C the particle, thenthe direction of motion. From C until the end motion shown onthenthe graph, the magnitude of the velocity firstintermediate locations.after the point D as seen from the slopes of the tangents at

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1. The figure shows the position (x) vs time (t) graph of the motion of a particle. A B A + 2 3 4 t, s (a) Calculate the average velocity between the points A and D. x, m 4 3 0 OA (b) At what point is the instantaneous velocity zero? B 1 C m S D (c) At point D, is the velocity positive or negative? Positive Negative

1. The figure shows the position (x) vs time (t) graph of the motion of a particle. A B A + 2 3 4 t, s (a) Calculate the average velocity between the points A and D. x, m 4 3 0 OA (b) At what point is the instantaneous velocity zero? B 1 C m S D (c) At point D, is the velocity positive or negative? Positive Negative

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