Graph Distance vs. Time: Accelerating Car

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lusterjester

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Dec 4, 2007

I need to graph a distance vs. time problem.

I have a car uniformly accelerating from rest to 10 seconds.

Would it be a normal dianagnol line, or would it be a power curve?

help is welcome.

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