Q 13 please Forthis part, answer 013 and 0 14A cat wants to sit on the top of a refrigerator of 1.0 m height. The cat starts her jump from thefloor d= 0.8 m away from the refrigerator as shown. She land 0.5 s later on the top of therefrigerator.What is the horizontal component of her velocity?A. -1.61 m/sB. -1.41 m/sC. -1.81 m/sD. -2.01 m/s4: What is the vertical component of her initial velocity?A. 4.651 m/sB. 4.851 m/sC. 4.45 m/sD. 4.051 m/s15 Your Physics 101 textbook has a mass M = 4 kg. It rests on a level library table. If the coefficientof static friction between the table and the book is = 0.44, how much force must you applto start the book moving?A. 15.7NB. 17.2NC. 18.8 ND. 20.4 NPushA. +10 m/sB. -5.0 m/sC +5.0 m/sD. -10 m/sPHYS 201216 The position-versus-time graph for an object moving along the x-axis is shown.Find the velocity of the object at 3.0 s.x (m)20-10-0+0A

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For this part, answer 013 and 0 14 A cat wants to sit on the top of a refrigerator of 1.0 m height. The cat starts her jump from the floor d= 0.8 m away from the refrigerator as shown. She land 0.5 s later on the top of the refrigerator. What is the horizontal component of her velocity? A. -1.61 m/s B. -1.41 m/s C. -1.8 m/s D. -2.01 m/s

For this part, answer 013 and 0 14 A cat wants to sit on the top of a refrigerator of 1.0 m height. The cat starts her jump from the floor d= 0.8 m away from the refrigerator as shown. She land 0.5 s later on the top of the refrigerator. What is the horizontal component of her velocity? A. -1.61 m/s B. -1.41 m/s C. -1.8 m/s D. -2.01 m/s

College Physics

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ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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