Scientists have studied two species of sand lizards, the Mojave fringe-toed lizard and the western zebra-tailed
lizard, to understand the extent to which the different
structure of the two species' toes is related to their
preferred habitats-fine sand for the Mojave lizard and
coarse sand for the zebra-tailed lizard. (Figure 1)
shows a somewhat simplified velocity-versus-time
graph for the Mojave fringe-toed lizard. Examine the maximum acceleration of the lizard in both m/s^2, and g’s. estimate it’s acceleration at t=150ms