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Can someone please plot out a graph for me with the information i have

On the first graph on the Y-Axis the title is KE(KINETIC ENERGY) were numbers will go
And the X- Axis is were the title (VELOCITY) numbers will go
Here are the numbers to plot, in total there should be 3 bullet points in the graph

KE for first plotted point is 6.75, and Velocity for first plot is 0.75
KE for second plotted point is 4.205, and the Velocity is 0.592
KE for third plotted point is 0.0813, and Velocity is 0.65

Thank you please help asap i dont know how to do it


PLS DRAW IT OUT AND SHOW A PICTURE PLSS

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Final answer:

A graph of kinetic energy (KE) versus velocity can be created by labeling the Y-axis as KE and the X-axis as velocity and plotting the provided points. A point is plotted at the intersection of each KE value on the Y-axis and a corresponding velocity value on the X-axis.

Step-by-step explanation:

To create a graph plotting kinetic energy (KE) against velocity, you would begin by drawing two perpendicular lines to represent the axes. The vertical line (Y-axis) would be labeled as KE with units of energy (such as joules or any other appropriate unit) and the horizontal line (X-axis) would represent velocity, typically in meters per second (m/s). With your axes ready, you can now plot the points.

For the first point with a KE of 6.75 and velocity of 0.75, you would find 6.75 on the Y-axis and 0.75 on the X-axis, and place a point where these values intersect. For the second point, you'd find the KE value of 4.205 on the Y-axis and a velocity of 0.592 on the X-axis and plot the point. Lastly, for the third point with a KE of 0.0813 and a velocity of 0.65, locate these on the respective axes and mark the point. After all points are plotted, you can observe the relationship between KE and velocity.

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