Which problems could arise from this diagram?

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This discussion focuses on potential questions arising from a physics exam diagram related to general mechanics. Key topics covered include vectors, motion along a straight line, motion in two or three dimensions, and Newton's laws of motion. Participants express uncertainty about the specific questions that may be derived from the second diagram, which depicts a scenario resembling a diver diving off a cliff. The discussion highlights the need for clarity in understanding the diagram's implications in the context of physics principles.

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Hello there,

I was wondering if I could receive from suggestions on which questions might arise from the 2nd diagram in my picture.I'm having an exam on general mechanics physics and this is our first exam.

We've covered vectors, motion along a straight line, motion in two or three dimensions and Newton's laws of motion. I cannot seem to figure out what might be asked in the second question.

If anyone has an idea, it'd be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.
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hello rogerwilis! welcome to pf! :smile:
rogerwilis said:
… I cannot seem to figure out what might be asked in the third question.

looks to me like someone diving off a cliff into the sea, and trying not to hit the ledge :wink:
 
Woops, I apologize for the typo. I meant the second diagram.
 

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