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Displacement & distance on velocity vs time graph
Got it. Thanks.- bumblebee
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Displacement & distance on velocity vs time graph
I got -44 by multiplying -4.0 m/s * 11.0 s = - 44 m.- bumblebee
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Displacement & distance on velocity vs time graph
No problem. So for displacement would you use [v1 + v2 / 2] * t = d? [0 + -44]/2 x [11-1] = -22/10 = - 2.2 m? This does not seem right.- bumblebee
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Displacement & distance on velocity vs time graph
Okay let me try again. Is it 26 m? (26 + 16 = 42)?- bumblebee
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Displacement & distance on velocity vs time graph
For area under the x-axis I got 34 so 34 + 16 = 50 m? This is what I did: 12 x (8-5) x (1/2) = 18 area of rectangle: 1 x 12 = 12 - [(1/2) * 1 * 8] = 8 4 x (11 - 9) = 8 18 + 8 + 8 = 34- bumblebee
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Displacement & distance on velocity vs time graph
How do I calculate final displacement and the total distance traveled in the graph above. I know displacement is independent of the pathway so the distance traveled on the last point is 44 m and the first point is 0 m. I also know for distance that you have to calculate the area of the...- bumblebee
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- Displacement Graph Time Velocity
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Magnitude and direction of acceleration
Thanks! This helps!- bumblebee
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Magnitude and direction of acceleration
Thanks, LowlyPion. Is it d=vt + 1/2at^2? I'm getting all these equations confused.- bumblebee
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Magnitude and direction of acceleration
1. You are going toward home plate at speed of 5.9 m/s when you hit the dirt. You slide for 1.1 s just reaching the plate as you stop. a)What is the magnitude and direction of your acceleration? b) How far did you slide?I got 5.36 m/s^2 for the acceleration. Not sure if I did this right.- bumblebee
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- Acceleration Direction Magnitude Magnitude and direction
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