IntervalSlopeUsing the information presented by the position-time graph above,complete the table on the left and then choose the correct word in theB to Cparentheses to complete the statement about slope and velocity below:C to DThe steeper or (lesser, greater) the slope of the position-time graph, the(slower, faster) the object is moving. A (positive, negative) slope indicatesD to Ethat the object is moving away from the origin while a (positive, negative)slope indicates that the object is moving toward or back to the origin,E to Fmeaning in the (same, opposite) direction as the initial direction. D2015A4time (hour)25position (km)6.

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Chapter1: A Physics Toolkit

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