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b) The object's velocity is O 2 m/s [W]. O4 m/s [W]. O4 m/s [E]. O 2 m/s [E].
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Transcribed Image Text:b) The object's velocity is O 2 m/s [W]. O4 m/s [W]. O4 m/s [E]. O 2 m/s [E].
An object moves according to the graph shown. 10 time (seconds) 10 20 Question 1 a) The object's initial position was O 20 m (W). O 12 m (E). 20 m (E]. 12 m [W). position (metres [E])
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Transcribed Image Text:An object moves according to the graph shown. 10 time (seconds) 10 20 Question 1 a) The object's initial position was O 20 m (W). O 12 m (E). 20 m (E]. 12 m [W). position (metres [E])
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