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Q13. From the graph Section D a. For which interval of time the body has a uniform motion ? Find the velocity in this time interval. b. For which interval of time the body has the accelerated motion ? Calculate the acceleration.

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Q13. From the graph Section D a. For which interval of time the body has a uniform motion ? Find the velocity in this time interval. b. For which interval of time the body has the accelerated motion ? Calculate the acceleration.
Updated OnSep 3, 2022
TopicPhysics
SubjectScience
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