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26-10-2022
Physics

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13. The velocity-time graph at right
represents the motion of a ball
released vertically upward at t =
0. During the time interval 1.0
second to 2.0 seconds, the dis-
placement of the ball from the
point where it was released
(1) decreases (2) increases (3) re-
mains the same

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