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Homework Statement
A particle starts at rest, then accelerates at a constant rate of 1 meter per second squared.Homework Equations
Perhaps a(t) = tThe Attempt at a Solution
I have a series of calculus-related questions based on this statement, but first, I just want to know if the equation above, a(t)=t, and the graph below correctly represents the statement, "A particle starts at rest, then accelerates at a constant rate of 1 meter per second squared."Or, is the correct equation for the statement: a(t) = 1
and the graph for the statement:
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