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Chapter 2: Q. 1 (page 58)

For Questions 1 through 3, interpret the position graph given in each

figure by writing a very short 鈥渟tory鈥� of what is happening. Be creative!

Have characters and situations! Simply saying that 鈥渁 car moves

100 meters to the right鈥� doesn鈥檛 qualify as a story. Your stories should

make specific reference to information you obtain from the graph, such

as distance moved or time elapsed.

Short Answer

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A position-time graph is given here according to which a body is moving with uniform speed and acceleration.

Step by step solution

01

Given data

A position-time graph is given in this question.

02

Story creation

Tiya has gone to her friend's home which is at a distance of 5mifrom her home. She moved to the market from there which is at a distance of 5mifrom her friend's home that took 20min. After another 20minof marketing, she moved back home. Tiya covered a total distance of 10mito her home in localid="1647936182272" 40minuteswith constant speed while travelling back.

03

Graphical representation

The position-time graph should be as follows:

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