Physics Help on Motion
Hi,does anyone have an answer for this question? I think the answer should be 100m as you multiply (25-15)m x10m/s
What do you all think?
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What do you all think?
(The question is attached
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Yes, since the part of the graph that is moving at a constant speed for the speed-time graph is a plateau, that would be the region between 15 and 25s, and to find the distance travelled, its the area under that graph, which is 10*(25-15), so 100m (A).
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