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Physics, 26.08.2021 21:50 sugakookies1

Which statement accurately describes the motion of the object in the graph above over 10 seconds? Group of answer choices

The object is at rest for 3 seconds and then decreases velocity to 1 cm/s for 3 seconds.

The object is at rest for 4 seconds and then moves forward for 4 seconds at 1 cm/s.

The object moves forward at 1 cm/s, stops, and then increases velocity to 2 cm/s.

The object moves forward at 1 cm/s, stops, and then continues at the same velocity.

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