Question

1. make up a short story to explain jays motion during his walk. make sure to address parts a - d

Explanation:

We create a short - story to fulfill the requirement of explaining Jay's motion during his walk and addressing parts A - D (though parts A - D are not given here, we focus on the story - making aspect). A short story can use a narrative to describe Jay's actions, changes in speed, direction, etc. during his walk.

Answer:

Once upon a time, Jay decided to take a walk in the park. He started off slowly, enjoying the fresh air and the sight of the blooming flowers (this could represent a slow - start phase of his motion). As he saw his friend across the park, he quickened his pace, his steps becoming more rapid (an acceleration in his motion). When he reached a cross - walk, he had to stop and wait for the traffic signal to change (a pause in his motion). After the signal turned green, he resumed his walk, but this time at a steady, moderate pace towards the lake in the park (a constant - speed phase of his motion).