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This position-time graph describes an object's motion. Use it to predict the time (in s) that the object will be at a position of 20.0 meters. Help please!
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This position-time graph describes an object's motion. Use it to predict the time

(in s) that the object will be at a position of 20.0 meters.

Help please!

This position-time graph describes an object's motion. Use it to predict the time-example-1
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Answer:

18.9 seconds

Step-by-step explanation:

See the attached worksheet. Since the desired information is outside the range of the graph, develop the equation of the line that is drawn. From that equation [y = (9/10)x+3] the time required to travel 20 meters is foind to be 18.9 seconds.

This position-time graph describes an object's motion. Use it to predict the time-example-1
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