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Question

A surveillance camera captures images of a bicycle moving along a path at intervals of 15 seconds. A distance scale is provided in the footage with the velocity of the bicycle. Construct a position-versus-time graph for the bicycle using the data from the surveillance footage.

Surveillance images show a bicycle moving along a path every 15 seconds with a distance scale and velocity arrows. Empty graph for plotting position versus time.

Accepted Answer

Position versus time graph showing increasing distance from 50 to 600 meters over 90 seconds in six data points.

Answer

Scatter plot showing position in meters increasing linearly from 100m at 15s to 500m at 75s over time.

Answer

Position versus time graph showing bicycle's distance increasing from 200m to 600m over 90 seconds with intervals.

Answer

Scatter plot showing a bicycle’s position decreasing from 600m to 150m over 90 seconds at 15-second intervals.