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7. Suppose that you are driving along at a steady 25 m/s (nearly 55 mph). Draw the v ys t graph on the axes below. At time t = 2.0 s, you look down at your cell phone, without changing speed.
At time t = 5.0 s, you return your attention to the road. On the graph below represent the distance you
traveled, while you weren't really paying attention to your driving. What is this distance?
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velocity (m/s)
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time (s)
8. Charlie flew from Phoenix to Tucson, a distance of 120 miles, at a constant speed of 120 mph. He then
returned at a constant speed of 60. mph. What was his:

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