An amusement park ride travels up and down.
The vertical position of the
ride in meters over...
Physics, 11.10.2020 01:01 andrealfar1010
An amusement park ride travels up and down.
The vertical position of the
ride in meters over
time is shown below.
what is the displacement of the ride between 0 s and 16 s ?
what is the distance traveled between 0 s and 16 s ?
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