Physics, 12.02.2021 18:40, zhjzjzzj8225

Consider the above graph of the horizontal velocity of a UFO over 30 s. The velocity peaks at 72.5 m/s after 14.5 s. Over the next 1.0 s, its velocity drops to -72.5 m/s. It then continues on with the same acceleration that it had before it changed direction. What is the UFO's net displacement after these 30 s of movement? A. 560 m
B. 0.0 m
C. 1.1 km
D. 1.5 km

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Consider the above graph of the horizontal velocity of a UFO over 30 s. The velocity peaks at 72.5 m...