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Author sits in the park reading a newspaper then start walking home at a consent pace. he stops for bagels, then walks the rest of the way home

2: what does the y - axis represent​

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Final answer:

In a position versus time graph, the y-axis represents the amount of time that has elapsed since the motion being considered started.

Step-by-step explanation:

The y-axis in a position versus time graph represents the elapsed time since the beginning of the motion being observed.

For instance, in the context of a person or a motorist as described in the various scenarios, if the movement is along a straight path, such as eastward along a road, the y-axis will show how much time has passed since the individual started moving from the origin or a particular starting point.

When motion stops, like when the motorist is receiving a ticket, the representation on the graph would show a vertical line indicating no change in position over time, but an increment on the y-axis indicating that time is still passing.

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