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Physics, 27.08.2019 19:30 alizeleach0123

Ignore my answers but someone give me something to put on here using these graphs i made using a moving man or whatever on the right bottom it asks "explain the scenario you acted out using the computer and your results. include the position time graph and the velocity time graph" literally all i did was let the dude move and a constant slow velocity of 1 and a constant quick velocity of 10


Ignore my answers but someone give me something to put on here using these graphs i made using a mov

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