What does a diagonal upwards-sloping line on a position-time graph mean?
A.) The positio...
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What does a diagonal upwards-sloping line on a position-time graph mean?
A.) The position is not changing -- the object is away from the origin.
B.) The position is changing -- the object is at the origin.
C.) The position is changing -- the object is moving away from the origin.
D.) The position is not changing -- the object is at the origin.
E.) The position is changing -- the object is moving towards the origin.
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