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Need help on number 10! number 7 is 6; 8 is 3; 9 is 24
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Your average velocity is going to be your change in displacement over change in time.
yeah but i cant seem to get the right answer. i think im using the wrong numbers but idk
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i was just adding each velocity at each given time betwwen 1-9 seconds and dividing it by 8.. is that right?
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|dw:1323746366705:dw| are those the correct velocities for the time interval betwwen 1-9? sorry for the bad handwriting
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