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title: "The position as a function of time for two objects moving along a straight line is shown in the graph, with the horizontal axis labeled Time and the vertical axis labeled Position. Key times marked on the time axis include \\( t_A \\), \\( t_B \\), \\( t_C \\), \\( t_D \\), and \\( t_f \\).Which statement is true about the distances the two objects have traveled at time \\( t_f \\)?"
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# The position as a function of time for two objects moving along a straight line is shown in the graph, with the horizontal axis labeled Time and the vertical axis labeled Position. Key times marked on the time axis include \( t_A \), \( t_B \), \( t_C \), \( t_D \), and \( t_f \).Which statement is true about the distances the two objects have traveled at time \( t_f \)?

Which statement is true about the distances the two objects have traveled at time \( t_f \)?

![Diagram](https://nerd-notes.com/wp-content/uploads/ubq-diagrams/nerd-notes-replicated-88510-1777285819-iuUMm3.jpg)

- **A.** Object \( 1 \) has traveled a greater distance.
- **B.** Object \( 2 \) has traveled a greater distance.
- **C.** Both objects have traveled the same distance.
- **D.** The total distance traveled by each object cannot be compared using the graph.

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