Physics kinematics help needed. I totally dont get part b,c Can I get some detailed help...
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The posltion of a car as a function of time is 9ven by e (40 m) + (-6.0 m/ot+ (-10 m/)e PartA What is the initial position of the car? Express your answer to two significant figures and include appropriate units. 40 m Previous Answers Correct Part B What is the initial velocity of the car? Express your answer to wo significant Sgures andincode appropriate...
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Objectives: Understand the 1-dimensional kinematics. Exercise a case with constant acceleration and constant speed Exercise some algebraic skills. Kinematics: One Dimension - Constant Acceleration: Additional Problems to Sample Problem 2.04 A cat and a motorcycle are racing from rest. The motorcycle first takes the lead because it (constant) acceleration am = 8.40 m/s^2 is greater than the cars (constant) acceleration , ac = 5.60 m/s^2, but it soon loses to the car because it...
PHYS 2133: Engineering Physics I - SI32: Kinematics in 2/3 D - P4.17 Date: Name: Goals: Adapt vector algebra in 2-dimensional kinematics. Kinematics in 2D- Problem 4.17, page 84: A cart is propelled over an ry plane with acceleration components ag= 4.0 m/s2 and ay-2.0 m/s. Its initial velocity has components tor8.0 m/s and thy-12 m/s. 1) Write the acceleration and initial velocity as a vector form? (4.0,-2.0) m/s" 2) In unit-vector notation, obtain the formula for the velocity as...
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Checkpoint: 1-D Kinematics Deadline: 100% until Monday, January 28 at 8:00 AM Rolling down a ramp ? 2 Att-0 a ball, initially at rest, starts to roll down a ramp with constant acceleration. You notice it moves 1 foot between t-0 seconds and t 1 second 1) How far does it move between t1 second and t-2 seconds? 1 foot 2 feet 3 feet 4 feet 6 feet Submit You currently have 1 submissions...
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I know there is 4 different equationsfor kinematics. Can you pick
the problems that use each one and write out how you do it?
Especially 6 and 10 because those seem very hard.
1-D Kinematics Practice PHYS&114 Name: 1. A car starting from rest travels 231 m with a constant acceleration of 1.05 3. What is its 2. How far does a train travel while its velocity changes from +102 to +45.0 등 in 22.0 seconds? 3. You sprint...
Physics topics: Newton's Law (F m a); definitions of a, V & x graph F, a, V, x, t Statics topics: Equilibrium (EF-0 & EM-0); distributed loads; free-bodies; vector components Thermo topics: Mass & energy balances; incompressible liquids; ideal gases; isentropic process 1a.) A 1500 kg automobile accelerates from "zero to sixty" miles per hour (0 to 27 m/s) in 8 seconds. Assume constant acceleration and no friction. Graph the power required (P), the speed (V) and the distance traveled...
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19. One car is traveling at 14 m/s, another car 28 m/s. Both have brakes that provide -3.50 m/s2 acceleration. What are the stopping times and stopping distances for both cars? 20. A fully loaded 737 aircraft takes off at 75 m/s. If its acceleration is a constant 3.0 m/s2, how long must the runway be? How much time does it take the 737 to reach takeoff?
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Question B: Car traffic arrives at a large toll plaza at different rates depending on the time of day. The rate (in cars-per-hour) at time "t" is r(t) = 5000*(1 - 0.8cos(2 pit/24)) for t measured in hours between 0 and 24. i) Define A(T) = the # of cars that have arrived by time "T". Find a formula for A(T)....
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2. A car drives over a piece of bubblegum, which sticks to the back right tire. The car is initially moving at 55 m/s. The driver then accelerates at a constant rate for 5 s. The final translational speed of the car is 60 m/s. If the driver began his acceleration at t 0 s, determine the full equation of motion for the bubblegum
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Physics 2425 MOMENT OF INERTIA (d) Combine the three equations above to develop an expression that would allow you to predict the hanging object's downward acceleration by knowing its mass m, the radius of the hub r, the moment of inertia of the system I, and the free-fall acceleration g As always, show your work. T-Ia 2. Measuring Acceleration Use the kinematic formulas for linear motion of constant acceleration to...