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PLEASE HELP OPTIONS: Bar one: Constant acceleration Constant velocity Positive acceleration Bar two: Remains stationary Slows down Speeds up Bar three: Constant acceleration Con…

PLEASE HELP OPTIONS: Bar one: Constant acceleration Constant velocity Positive acceleration Bar two: Remains stationary Slows down Speeds up Bar three: Constant acceleration Con…
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OPTIONS:
Bar one:
Constant acceleration
Constant velocity
Positive acceleration
Bar two:
Remains stationary
Slows down
Speeds up
Bar three:

Constant acceleration
Constant velocity
Positive acceleration

PLEASE HELP OPTIONS: Bar one: Constant acceleration Constant velocity Positive acceleration-example-1
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Answer:

bar one:constant acceleration

bar two:remains stationary

bar three:constant acceleration

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