Physics, 16.11.2020 20:40, kevin2618

A free-falling object's motion can be described by the velocity-time graph shown. Approximately what is the object's position at 3.0 s? Choices:
900 m
30 m
44 m
10 m

A free-falling object's motion can be described by the velocity-time graph shown. Approximately wha

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