2. Road Trip: The location of a car is marked at equal 1.0 second intervals on the mapbelow. Address the following:(a) What is the magnitude of the car's velocity (i.e., what is its speed) in the interval betweenmoment 2 and moment 3?(b) What is the direction of the car's velocity between moments 2 and 3?Find the magnitude and direction of the car's velocity between moments 7 and 8.(d) Is the car accelerating around moment 3? If so, what are the direction and magnitude ofits acceleration?(e) Is the car accelerating around moment 5? If so, what are the direction and magnitude ofits acceleration?2WS10 m387

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2. Road Trip: The location of a car is marked at equal 1.0 second intervals on the map below. Address the following: (a) What is the magnitude of the car's velocity (i.e., what is its speed) in the interval between moment 2 and moment 3? (b) What is the direction of the car's velocity between moments 2 and 3? (c) Find the magnitude and direction of the car's velocity between moments 7 and 8. (d) Is the car accelerating around moment ?? If co what

2. Road Trip: The location of a car is marked at equal 1.0 second intervals on the map below. Address the following: (a) What is the magnitude of the car's velocity (i.e., what is its speed) in the interval between moment 2 and moment 3? (b) What is the direction of the car's velocity between moments 2 and 3? (c) Find the magnitude and direction of the car's velocity between moments 7 and 8. (d) Is the car accelerating around moment ?? If co what

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