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8. Conier he following velociy-ime grph n elec he emen h i rue. 9.. no ime cn he moion be coniere "uniform." b. The objec reurn o i originl poiion. c. The objec rvel in one irecion n hen he oher.. The objec i ccelering hroughou he enire recore ime. e. The objec pee up n ler low own. Four of he five grph picure below coul ll repreen he me moion. Which grph oe no belong o hi group? Thi queion cully h concepul problem. n D repreen negive ccelerion ( frownie bi) n, C, n E repreen poiive ccelerion miley bi herefore he queion i no cler... D b. e. E c. C Shor nwer Muliple Choice (RFS i NOT require) [ku: 8] 0. cycli rie bicycle 4.0 km we, hen 3.0 km norh. Wh i he cycli' iplcemen?. 7.0 km [37 N of W]. 5.0 km [37 W of N] b. 7.0 km [37 W of N] e..0 km [37 W of N] c. 5.0 km [37 N of W] b nθ b 3.0km[ N] + b θ 4.0km[ W] 3 4 + 3 θ n 4 5 0 θ 37. cr rive 6.0 km [E], hen 8.0 km [S] in ol ime of 0.30 h. Wh i he cr' verge pee?. 33 km/h. 47 km/h [E of S] b. 47 km/h e. 47 km/h [S of E] c. 33 km/h [E of S] ol vvg ol + b vvg ol 6.0 + 8.0 vvg 0.30 v 47 km/ h vg

. If n objec ccelere 6. m/ [N], how long will i ke o rech velociy of 5 m/ [N] if ring from re?. 5. 0.5 b. 4.0 m/ e. 4.0 c. 3 6. m/ [ N] Δv Δ v 0 m/ Δv Δ [ ] v 5 m/ N + 5 0 Δ 6. Δ 4.0 3. n objec i hrown vericlly upwr 5.0 m/. If i experience n ccelerion ue o grviy of 9.8 m/ [own], wh i he objec' velociy 3.0 ler?. m/ [own]. 4 m/ [own] b. m/ [up] e. zero (i h hi he groun) c. 4 m/ [up] v + 5.0 m/ v v+ 9.8 m/ v + 5.0 + ( 9.8)( 3.0) 3.0 v 4.4 m/ 4. one i hrown vericlly ownwr wih pee of 0 m/ from brige. ccelering uner grviy (9.8 m/ ), he one rike he wer.8 ler. From wh heigh bove he wer w he one hrown? (ume ignificn igi.). 50 m. 5 m b. 34 m e. 3 m c. 7 m v 0 m/ v + 9.8 m/.8 ( 0)(.8) + ( 9.8)(.8) 34m

5. The igrm below how he fir hree leg of rip: o, o C, n C o D. If peron reurn from poin D o poin, wh i he iplcemen for hi fourh n finl leg?. 7 km [37 W of N]. 7 km [37 E of S] b. 5 km [37 W of N] e. 5 km [37 N of E] c. 5 km [37 E of S] x 3km θ y 4km x + y + 5m ( 3) ( 4) nθ θ n θ 37 0 x y 3 4

Problem Solving (ll queion houl be complee in he RFS form). Mr. LoRuo i ning in he hll checking ex mege when Mr. ee run by n hou NO PERSONL ELECTRONIC DEVICES!!! hen grb he cell phone n run hrough he hll conn pee of 4.00 m/, lughing mniclly ll he while. Mr. LoRuo innneouly che fer him ccelering re of.0 m/ houing him Wi!!! I w exing my mom!!! Deermine: [ku: 8] ) how long i ke for Mr. LoRuo o cch up o Mr. ee. (inclue igrm) b) how fr Mr. LoRuo h o run o cch up o him. (Expre your nwer in pr ) n b) o he correc number of ig. fig.) L v 4.0 m/ x LoRuo ee v L vl L + LL x 4.0 x 0+ (.0) ( ) x.0 () Sub () ino () Sub 4.0 ino ().0 4.0.0 4.0 x 4.0( 4.0) x 6m 4.0 vl 0 m/ L.0 m/ L x L

. fer Mr. LoRuo inercep n rerieve hi phone from Mr. ee, he op hen urn n run he oher wy for 4, ccelering re of.5 m/ which poin he rip n lie forwr for noher 3.0 before he come o op righ Mr. orki fee. [ku: 0] ) How fr i Mr. LoRuo run before he rippe? (inclue igrm) b) How f w he going before he rippe? c) How fr i he lie? ) Wh w hi re of ccelerion uring he lie? Secion v v Secion v 0 m/.5 m/? 4.0 v 0 m/?? 3.0 ) Fin b) Fin v c) Fin ) Fin v v + Δv v + LL ( v + v ) v ( 0) + (.5)( 4.0) Δ ( 0)( 4.0) + (.5)( 4.0) v 6.0 m/ ( 6.0 + 0 )( 3.0 ) v v Δ m v v 6.0 / m 9.0m ( 0) ( 6.0) ( 3.0).0 m/ pplicion When kyiver jump from n irplne he cn rech pee ner 40 km/h uring he freefll porion of he ive. Once he prchue i eploye he prchui pee ecree o 0 km/h. Explin why hen in phyic we conier he ccelerion uring he freefll o be negive n he ccelerion uring he ime he prchue i eploye o be poiive by uing your knowlege of vecor n kinemic. Since he kyiver jump from plne he ccelerion ue o grviy cue he iver pee o incree in he negive irecion. Therefore he iver velociy coninue o become more negive over ime. If he iver i rveling pee of 40km/h, hi/her velociy woul be -40km/h or 40km/h [D]. Once he/he pull eploy he prchue, he pee begin o ecree mening h he velociy i becoming le negive. i.e. chnging from -40km/h o -0km/h. Therefore from vecor perpecive he chnge in velociy i poiive (i.e. Δ v v v ( 0) ( 40) + 30 m/ ) Since he velociy chnge i poiive, Δv herefore he ccelerion mu be poiive ( ) Δ