order the acceleration from least to greatest.
a) 30<-object ->50
b) 20<-object
c) 20<-object->40
d) 10<-object->30
I think the answer is "dcba" but that isn't right
To order the accelerations from least to greatest, we need to compare the values provided for each object.
Let's look at each option:
a) 30 <- object -> 50
b) 20 <- object
c) 20 <- object -> 40
d) 10 <- object -> 30
Option a) indicates that the acceleration of the object is between 30 and 50. We don't have specific values, so we cannot determine if it is greater or smaller than others.
Option b) states that the acceleration of the object is 20. This gives us a specific value to compare with others.
Option c) indicates that the acceleration ranges from 20 to 40. Again, we don't have specific values.
Option d) states that the acceleration of the object is between 10 and 30. We still don't have a specific value.
Since we don't have specific values for all options, we cannot accurately determine the order of the accelerations from least to greatest. Thus, the correct answer is that it cannot be determined with the information given.