7. You try to release the glider with zero initial velocity just at the point where the timer triggers because (a) if you start it further to the right it has an initial velocity when it passes the timer. (b) if you start it further to the right it travels farther and so takes longer to reach the bottom. (c) it doesn't really matter where you start the glider because the distance betweenthe gates is the same.

7. You try to release the glider with zero initial velocity just at the point where the timer triggers because (a) if you start it further to the right it has an initial velocity when it passes the timer. (b) if you start it further to the right it travels farther and so takes longer to reach the bottom. (c) it doesn't really matter where you start the glider because the distance betweenthe gates is the same.

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Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

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Chapter4: Motion In Two Dimensions

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