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Mastering physics Knight. 2nd edition.
A figure shows two dots of a motion diagram and vector [itex]\vec{V}_{1}[/itex] Copy this figure and add vector [itex]\vec{V}_{2}[/itex] and dot 3 if the accelration vector [itex]\vec{a}[/itex] at dot 2 (a) points up and (b) points down.
[itex]\vec{V}_{1}[/itex] is a vertical vector pointing upward with two points, labelled 1 and 2. With 2 being the topmost point. The vector is 15 mm in length.
The answer in the back of the book shows:
a) Two vectors with a total of three points. They point up and a acceleration vector next to the second point which points down. The topmost vector is slightly shorter than the bottom one.
b) Shows the same thing.
I don't understand what's being asked or what there doing here.
A figure shows two dots of a motion diagram and vector [itex]\vec{V}_{1}[/itex] Copy this figure and add vector [itex]\vec{V}_{2}[/itex] and dot 3 if the accelration vector [itex]\vec{a}[/itex] at dot 2 (a) points up and (b) points down.
[itex]\vec{V}_{1}[/itex] is a vertical vector pointing upward with two points, labelled 1 and 2. With 2 being the topmost point. The vector is 15 mm in length.
The answer in the back of the book shows:
a) Two vectors with a total of three points. They point up and a acceleration vector next to the second point which points down. The topmost vector is slightly shorter than the bottom one.
b) Shows the same thing.
I don't understand what's being asked or what there doing here.
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