2.7 Graphical Analysis of Velocity and Acceleration The graph of an object's velocity vs time is given. How far has it gone after 8 seconds if $$v_0 = 2.5 m/s$$ and the slope of the line from $$t = 2 s$$ to 8 s is -1.25? O 10 m O -2.5 m O 5 m O -5 m Save for Later Submit Answer
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The problem asks for the total displacement (how far it has gone) of an object after 8 seconds, given its initial velocity ($$v_0$$) and a velocity-time graph. We are also given the slope of the line from $$t = 2 s$$ to $$t = 8 s$$. Show more…
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