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Objective: To analyze a dot diagram and match the motion that it describes to the appropriate position-time or velocity-time graph.

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Pos'n-Time Graphs 6 Questions Match a dot diagram representation to the corresponding position-time graph.

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Vel-Time Graphs 6 Questions Match a dot diagram representation to the corresponding velocity-time graph.

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Mixed Graph Types 12 Questions Match a dot diagram representation to the corresponding position-time or velocity-time graph.

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