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Monday 8/08 What does this type of slope mean on a Distance-Time Graph? DRAW THE GRAPH! Inference: a conclusion you come to based off of reasoning.

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1 Monday 8/08 What does this type of slope mean on a Distance-Time Graph? DRAW THE GRAPH! Inference: a conclusion you come to based off of reasoning

2 Tuesday 8/09 The THREE indicators of acceleration are:
_______________________ Inference: a conclusion you come to based off of reasoning

3 Wednesday 8/10 Adam rode his bike to a friends house at 4m/s W. As he neared the house, his velocity was 2m/s W. Adam’s trip showed: a. Negative acceleration b. Positive acceleration c. Zero acceleration d. A steady speed Inference: a conclusion you come to based off of reasoning

4 Describe the velocity of the biker from 70s to 90s
Thursday 8/11 Describe the velocity of the biker from 70s to 90s Inference: a conclusion you come to based off of reasoning

5 Draw the graph for this one 
Friday 8/12 What is the average speed for the first 30 seconds of the trip? Draw the graph for this one  Inference: a conclusion you come to based off of reasoning

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