A Tasmanian masked owl dives to catch a mouse. The Figure below shows the owl's velocity at a certain instant of time. +y (10.0 m/s) +X 8. Which one of the following diagrams correctly shows the x and y component-vectors of the velocity A) B) 40 (10.0 m/s) (10.0 m/s) (10.0 m/s) +x +x +x +y D) E) (10.0 m/s) 40 (10.0 m/s) +x +x 9. The scalar x component of the velocity is equal to A. -7.66 m/s. B. 8.39 m/s. C-6.43 m/s. D. 7.66 m/s. E. 6.43 m/s.

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A Tasmanian masked owl dives to catch a mouse. The Figure below shows the owl's velocity V at a certain instant
of time.
+y
(10.0 m/s)
+x
8. Which one of the following diagrams correctly shows the x and y component-vectors of the velocity ?
+y
+y
A)
B)
C)
40
(10.0m/s)
40
(10.0m/s)
40
(10.0 m/s)
+x
+x
+x
+y
D)
E)
40 (10.0 m/s)
40
(10.0 m/s)
+X
9. The scalar x component of the velocity
is equal to
A.-7.66 m/s.
B. 8.39 m/s.
C- 6.43 m/s.
D. 7.66 m/s.
E. 6.43 m/s.
Transcribed Image Text:3 / 5 + 回の 70% A Tasmanian masked owl dives to catch a mouse. The Figure below shows the owl's velocity V at a certain instant of time. +y (10.0 m/s) +x 8. Which one of the following diagrams correctly shows the x and y component-vectors of the velocity ? +y +y A) B) C) 40 (10.0m/s) 40 (10.0m/s) 40 (10.0 m/s) +x +x +x +y D) E) 40 (10.0 m/s) 40 (10.0 m/s) +X 9. The scalar x component of the velocity is equal to A.-7.66 m/s. B. 8.39 m/s. C- 6.43 m/s. D. 7.66 m/s. E. 6.43 m/s.
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A paleontologist scouts for potential dig sites (for dinosaur fossils) near the Red Deer River in Alberta (Canada).
She starts out at the coordinates x = + 400 m, y = + 200 m, as shown in the figure.
First she undergoes a displacement D, = – 700m î – 100mj, traveling a distance of 800 m in 3 hours.
Next she undergoes a displacement D, = 200 m i – 300 m ĵ , traveling a distance of 500 m in 2 hours.
Then she stops to rest, for 1 hour.
Finally, she undergoes a displacement D, with scalar components D3x
= + 500 m, D, = - 100 m
while moving through a distance of 1200 m in 4 hours.
Aty (m)
300
200
100
+x (m)
400 -300
-200 - 100
100 200
300
400
-100
+-200
+- 300
11. At the end of the entire journey described above, the paleontologist is located at coordinates
A. x = 0 m, y = - 500 m.
B. x = 500 m, y = + 0 m.
C. x = + 400 m, y = + 300 m .
D. x = - 500 m, y = 0 m.
E. x = + 400 m, y = - 300 m.
12. At the end of the entire journey described above, the paleontologist has traveled a total distance of
A. 2500 m.
B. 500 m in the positive y direction.
C. 2500 m in the negative y direction.
D. -500m j.
E. 500 m.
Transcribed Image Text:ardcdn.com/5df8e762bca6f/7634429?X-Blackboard-Expiration=1644300000000&X-Blackboard-Signature=xK wpd 4 / 5 86% A paleontologist scouts for potential dig sites (for dinosaur fossils) near the Red Deer River in Alberta (Canada). She starts out at the coordinates x = + 400 m, y = + 200 m, as shown in the figure. First she undergoes a displacement D, = – 700m î – 100mj, traveling a distance of 800 m in 3 hours. Next she undergoes a displacement D, = 200 m i – 300 m ĵ , traveling a distance of 500 m in 2 hours. Then she stops to rest, for 1 hour. Finally, she undergoes a displacement D, with scalar components D3x = + 500 m, D, = - 100 m while moving through a distance of 1200 m in 4 hours. Aty (m) 300 200 100 +x (m) 400 -300 -200 - 100 100 200 300 400 -100 +-200 +- 300 11. At the end of the entire journey described above, the paleontologist is located at coordinates A. x = 0 m, y = - 500 m. B. x = 500 m, y = + 0 m. C. x = + 400 m, y = + 300 m . D. x = - 500 m, y = 0 m. E. x = + 400 m, y = - 300 m. 12. At the end of the entire journey described above, the paleontologist has traveled a total distance of A. 2500 m. B. 500 m in the positive y direction. C. 2500 m in the negative y direction. D. -500m j. E. 500 m.
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