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Could you help with this questionConstruct a position-time graph using your data. Draw the smooth curve of best fit. Remember that a good graph has a clear title and clearly labelled axes (with quantity
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Could you help with this questionConstruct a position-time graph using your data. Draw the smooth curve of best fit. Remember that a good graph has a clear title and clearly labelled axes (with quantity being measured and unit of measurement).

Could you help with this questionConstruct a position-time graph using your data. Draw-example-1
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Take into account that each pair of values on the table can be represented by a point in the coordinate system. In this case, the independent variable is time, then, the x-axis represents the values of time. Moreover, position is dependent variable, then y-axis represents the values of position.

By placing the corresponding points on the coordinate system and join them with a curve, you obtain the following graph:

Could you help with this questionConstruct a position-time graph using your data. Draw-example-1
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