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On Distance Displacement Position vs. Time graphs. Velocity vs. Time graphs, and Acceleration vs. Time graphs, which vanable is always on the x-axis? A:Distance/Displacement/Pos…

On Distance Displacement Position vs. Time graphs. Velocity vs. Time graphs, and Acceleration vs. Time graphs, which vanable is always on the x-axis? A:Distance/Displacement/Pos…
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On Distance Displacement Position vs. Time graphs. Velocity vs. Time graphs, and Acceleration vs. Time graphs, which vanable is always on the x-axis? A:Distance/Displacement/Position C:Acceleration B:Time D:Velocity​

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User Anton Danilchenko
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The time is always in the x axis.

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User Wicket
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your question dosent make sense?

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