3. 05 & 6 X F 1 X T X KK 2 X X X AB 5 3 6 4 he position-time graphs for a car's motion in 6 scenarios are shown above. For each scenario, deduce (label on the raphs) 1. Starting point: Xo 2. Position after time t. 3. Is the car heading in the positive or the negative direction? Explain. 4 Is the car speeding up, slowing down (decelerating), or moving with constant velocity? Explain 5. On the x-t graphs, identify locations where the rate of change of x with time is large and small.

3. 05 & 6 X F 1 X T X KK 2 X X X AB 5 3 6 4 he position-time graphs for a car's motion in 6 scenarios are shown above. For each scenario, deduce (label on the raphs) 1. Starting point: Xo 2. Position after time t. 3. Is the car heading in the positive or the negative direction? Explain. 4 Is the car speeding up, slowing down (decelerating), or moving with constant velocity? Explain 5. On the x-t graphs, identify locations where the rate of change of x with time is large and small.

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter2: Representing Motion

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