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    Distance vs. Time: 60.0 F (X) 4 X 4.49386683977818E-15

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    This document compares constant and accelerated motions by graphing distance over time. It provides data from a constant motion trial where an object traveled at 4 m/s over 16 seconds, recording distance every second. A line of best fit is shown on a distance-time graph with the equation f(x) = 4x - 4.49386683977818E-15, indicating constant velocity.

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    This document compares constant and accelerated motions by graphing distance over time. It provides data from a constant motion trial where an object traveled at 4 m/s over 16 seconds, recording distance every second. A line of best fit is shown on a distance-time graph with the equation f(x) = 4x - 4.49386683977818E-15, indicating constant velocity.

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    This document compares constant and accelerated motions by graphing distance over time. It provides data from a constant motion trial where an object traveled at 4 m/s over 16 seconds, recording distance every second. A line of best fit is shown on a distance-time graph with the equation f(x) = 4x - 4.49386683977818E-15, indicating constant velocity.

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    Distance vs. Time: 60.0 F (X) 4 X 4.49386683977818E-15

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    This document compares constant and accelerated motions by graphing distance over time. It provides data from a constant motion trial where an object traveled at 4 m/s over 16 seconds, recording distance every second. A line of best fit is shown on a distance-time graph with the equation f(x) = 4x - 4.49386683977818E-15, indicating constant velocity.

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    TITLE: Comparing Constant and Accelerated Motions NAME:

    PURPOSE: To see the differnces when graphing constant and accelerated motions.
    PROCEDURE: Teacher Given

    CONSTANT MOTION Distance vs. Time


    60.0
    Velocity (m/s) 4.0 f(x) = 4 x − 4.49386683977818E-15
    50.0

    Trial Time (s) Distance (m) 40.0

    Distance (m)
    1 1.00 4.0
    2 2.20 8.8 30.0
    3 3.25 13.0 20.0
    4 4.10 16.4
    5 5.78 23.1 10.0
    6 6.99 28.0 0.0
    7 8.00 32.0 0.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.00 14.00 16
    8 9.35 37.4 Time (s)
    9 12.00 48.0
    10 14.10 56.4
    . Time

    E-15

    00 10.00 12.00 14.00 16.00


    e (s)

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