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How Did The Motion In Figure 1 Change
The motion in figure 1 was change in the position and time. As can be see in figure 1, the motion in figure was lift up and stop. The position of figure 1 was increased. The figure 2 shows the object’s position was increased for a short period of time and goes back to the same position after increasing. As can be seen in figure 3 and 7, the velocity in figure 3 and acceleration in figure 7 were remained the same as the time increases. That shows the object was not moving. As shown in figure 4, the velocity was decreased. The motion of figure 5 and 6 were the same however, as can be seen in figure 5 was changing in position and figure 6 was changing in velocity. Both created a wave line. As shown in figure 8, the motion was changing in acceleration

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