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Looking at the velocity vs time graph, between points b and c on the graph, the object was 1. at rest 2. decelerating 3.accelerating 4. going a constant velocity

Looking at the velocity vs time graph, between points b and c on the graph, the object was 1. at rest 2. decelerating 3.accelerating 4. going a constant velocity
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Looking at the velocity vs time graph, between points b and c on the graph, the object was

1. at rest
2. decelerating
3.accelerating
4. going a constant velocity

Looking at the velocity vs time graph, between points b and c on the graph, the object-example-1
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Between B and C, the object was going at a constant velocity; it is going 60 m/min consistently for that time frame.
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