Don't understand by the phrases 'third second'

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The discussion centers on the interpretation of the phrase "third second" in the context of measuring time intervals. Specifically, it clarifies that the interval between time t = 2 and time t = 3 represents the third second, following the convention where 0-1 is the first second and 1-2 is the second second. The confusion arises from the uncommon usage of the term "third second" in English, which may lead to misinterpretation without proper context. Providing additional context is essential for accurate understanding and response.

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My question is in the attachment.Thanks for anyone that gives help !
 

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They want to know how far the object goes between time t = 2 and time t = 3. (0-1 is the 1st second, 1-2 is the second second, and 2-3 is the third second).
 


The phrase "third second" is not commonly used in English and may be confusing. It is possible that it is referring to a specific time interval, such as the third second of a minute or the third second of a specific event. It would be helpful to have more context or information about the question in order to provide a more specific answer.
 

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