Problem No. 1A Paul is Driving a Car and travels 100 km East in 3 hours and decidedto back West and decided to travel back 75 km West in 1 Hourа.)b.)What is the total Distance Traveled by Paul?What is the total Displacement Traveled by Paul?What is the Paul's Average Speed for the whole journey?What is the Paul's Average Velocity for the whole journey?с.)d.)Problem No. 2A ball is dropped from the top of a Tower 80 meter high at the sameinstant that a second ball is thrown upward from the ground with aninitial velocity of 40 meters per second.а.)ь.)When do they pass each other?Where do they pass each other?Problem No. 3Two Cars A and B are traveling in the same direction at the same speedof 20 meters per second along a level road with Car A 150 meter aheadof Car B. Car A decelerates at a rate of 2m/s². From this instant upto the time B overtakes A how far has Car A traveled

Problem No. 1 Given: Distance travel in East direction d1=100 km, Time of travel in East direction…

Problem No. 1 A Paul is Driving a Car and travels 100 km East in 3 hours and decided to back West and decided to travel back 75 km West in 1 Hour а.) What is the total Distance Traveled by Paul? What is the total Displacement Traveled by Paul? What is the Paul's Average Speed for the whole journey? What is the Paul's Average Velocity for the whole journey? b.) c.) d.)

Problem No. 1 A Paul is Driving a Car and travels 100 km East in 3 hours and decided to back West and decided to travel back 75 km West in 1 Hour а.) What is the total Distance Traveled by Paul? What is the total Displacement Traveled by Paul? What is the Paul's Average Speed for the whole journey? What is the Paul's Average Velocity for the whole journey? b.) c.) d.)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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