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    Two cars are traveling on a straight road and their velocities and distances from a reference point are measured over time. Car 1 maintains a steady velocity of 60 ft/sec while Car 2 accelerates from 20 ft/sec to 80 ft/sec between t=10 and t=26 seconds. As a result, the difference in velocities and distances between the cars decreases during this time period.

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    Two cars are traveling on a straight road and their velocities and distances from a reference point are measured over time. Car 1 maintains a steady velocity of 60 ft/sec while Car 2 accelerates from 20 ft/sec to 80 ft/sec between t=10 and t=26 seconds. As a result, the difference in velocities and distances between the cars decreases during this time period.

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    Two cars are traveling on a straight road and their velocities and distances from a reference point are measured over time. Car 1 maintains a steady velocity of 60 ft/sec while Car 2 accelerates from 20 ft/sec to 80 ft/sec between t=10 and t=26 seconds. As a result, the difference in velocities and distances between the cars decreases during this time period.

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    Two cars are traveling on a straight road and their velocities and distances from a reference point are measured over time. Car 1 maintains a steady velocity of 60 ft/sec while Car 2 accelerates from 20 ft/sec to 80 ft/sec between t=10 and t=26 seconds. As a result, the difference in velocities and distances between the cars decreases during this time period.

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    CARS NAME__________________________________

    Two cars are traveling on a straight road. At time zero measurements of velocity and distance from a
    common reference point are made.

    A. B.

    Car 1 Car 2 Difference of Velocities (Car 2 - Car 1)


    100
    40
    80 20
    Velocity (ft/sec)

    Velociy (ft/sec)
    60 0
    0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
    40 -20

    -40
    20
    -60
    0
    0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 -80

    Time (sec) Time (sec)

    C. D.
    Car 1 Car 2 Difference of Distances (Car 2 - Car 1)
    2500 400

    2000 300
    Distance (ft)

    1500 200
    Distance (ft)

    1000 100

    0
    500
    0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
    -100
    0
    0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 -200

    Time (sec) Time (sec)

    1. What graphical feature appears at t ≈ 20 on:

    Graph A Graph C Graph D

    2. What graphical feature appears at t ≈ 26 on:

    Graph A Graph B Graph D

    3. What graphical feature appears at t ≈ 36 on:

    Graph A Graph B Graph D

    4. What graphical feature appears at t ≈ 10 on:

    Graph A Graph B Graph C Graph D

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