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Make a velocity-time graph for the car in the figure below. Position of the car at various times The speed limit posted on the road sign is 30 km/h. Does the car exceed the speed limit at some time within the interval? Yes No

Make a velocity-time graph for the car in the figure below. Position of the car at various times The speed limit posted on the road sign is 30 km/h. Does the car exceed the speed limit at some time within the interval? Yes NoMake a velocity-time graph for the car in the figure below. Position of the car at various times The speed limit posted on the road sign is 30 km/h. Does the car exceed the speed limit at some time within the interval? Yes NoMake a velocity-time graph for the car in the figure below. Position of the car at various times The speed limit posted on the road sign is 30 km/h. Does the car exceed the speed limit at some time within the interval? Yes No

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Make a velocity-time graph for the car in the figure below. (i) Position of the car at various times
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The speed limit posted on the road sign is 30 k m / h . Does the car exceed the speed limit at some time within the interval? Yes No

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