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The graph represents velocity over time. What is the acceleration?
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The graph represents velocity over time.
What is the acceleration?

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The acceleration seems to be positive and roughly constant for the first second or so, then it must drop off quickly, based on the velocity graph. Eventually it must go to 0 and even go a bit negative, slowing down below its top speed.

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I think the answer is 0.2 m/s2

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