1. Below is a velocity-time graph of a marathon runnerrunning down a racetrack over a period of 8 seconds.v (m-s-1)t(s)A. Solve for the acceleration of the runner during thefirst 4 seconds.

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1. Below is a velocity-time graph of a marathon runner running down a racetrack over a period of 8 seconds. v (m-s-) t (s) 8. A. Solve for the acceleration of the runner during the first 4 seconds. 3.

1. Below is a velocity-time graph of a marathon runner running down a racetrack over a period of 8 seconds. v (m-s-) t (s) 8. A. Solve for the acceleration of the runner during the first 4 seconds. 3.

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