Which statement is supported by the motion map?
The train traveled south and then north.
The...
Physics, 20.09.2020 22:01 dchannakhone84
Which statement is supported by the motion map?
The train traveled south and then north.
The train moved at a velocity of 75 mph north.
The train had a greater velocity when it moved away from the origin.
The train stopped for 3 seconds.
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