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1. if average acceleration is calculated using the equation, “change in velocity/change in time,” what is an objects acceleration if it’s velocity is 24cm/s at 3s? be sure to include units in your math work and in your final answer.

2. use the graph below to answer the following question: if average acceleration is calculated using the equation, “change in velocity/change in time,” what is an objects acceleration at 4s? be sure to include units in your math work and in your final answer.


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