tion 11 of 12 > © Macmillan Learning If the positive y-direction is chosen to be upward, which of the three pairs of displacement versus time y(t) and velocity versus time v,(t) graphs represent motion that is not possible for an object in free-fall? Select all that apply. y (a) (b) V,\ (c) Vy b C a t t t t t

tion 11 of 12 > © Macmillan Learning If the positive y-direction is chosen to be upward, which of the three pairs of displacement versus time y(t) and velocity versus time v,(t) graphs represent motion that is not possible for an object in free-fall? Select all that apply. y (a) (b) V,\ (c) Vy b C a t t t t t

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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