6.
c) Graphs:
7.
d) In the following graph,
the average velocity is
given by using the end points of the line.
S 92.
a)
|
Velocity |
Acceleration |
A - B |
Positive |
0 |
B - C |
Positive |
Negative (Decelerating) |
C - D |
0 |
0 |
D - E |
Negative |
Positive (Accelerating) |
b)
Acceleration
is not constant for A-B, C-D.
c)
|
Velocity |
Acceleration |
A - B |
Negative |
0 |
B - C |
Positive |
Negative (Decelerating) |
C - D |
0 |
0 |
D - E |
Positive |
Positive (Accelerating) |
S 93.
|
Velocity |
Acceleration |
A - B |
Positive |
Negative (Decelerating) |
B - C |
0 |
0 |
C - D |
Positive |
Positive (Accelerating) |
D - E |
Positive |
0 |
|
Velocity |
Acceleration |
A - B |
Negative |
Negative (Decelerating) |
B - C |
0 |
0 |
C - D |
Positive |
Positive (Accelerating) |
D - E |
Positive |
0 |
b)
No.
19.
25.
28. Starts from rest, therefore initial velocity = 0.
S 95. The velocity is forward, acceleration opposes thus its
negative.
c)
S 96.
S 82.
33.
36. Note that x(for car) = x(for
truck) when the car overtakes the truck.
43. v = 0 @ top (50 meters high).
c)
47. Important; .544 meters is not
the final height!
59.
How long will it take to reach the top?
S103. How fast is the ball going at the
top of the window? Let the initial velocity be the speed at the top of the
window.