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Physics, 28.12.2019 11:31 AleOfficial101

Confused about c).

would it be q-r because the velocity isn’t increasing or all of them because they are all linear lines?

the question says interval and not interval(s) so that’s why it’s making me think it may be the latter.


Confused about c).  would it be q-r because the velocity isn’t increasing or all of them

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