College Physics
College Physics
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ISBN: 9781305952300
Author: Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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SLOWES T FANKING SLIDE 4 FASTEST 2. SIDE S At st-ti Last dat cng dot O JAX= +9 cm At = o(sleconels 9m Ocm s+9cm At =t-ti 0.5s -os Ax = +23cm Ax- 2 3cm - Ocm=+23cm At = 0.5s-os <O seconds Ax= +7cm Ax= 7cm -Ocms+7cm At=os Ot z0.5s -Os- o Ax = +rzcm Ax= 12cm --ocm +12cm At :0.5s - OS=0 Ax=15.7cm At=os Ax= 15.7cm - Ocmz +15:7cm At =0.5s -os= OS Ax= 5.Scm - Ocm +5.5cm 6Ax =5.5cm At=0.55-0s-0s
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Transcribed Image Text:SLOWES T FANKING SLIDE 4 FASTEST 2. SIDE S At st-ti Last dat cng dot O JAX= +9 cm At = o(sleconels 9m Ocm s+9cm At =t-ti 0.5s -os Ax = +23cm Ax- 2 3cm - Ocm=+23cm At = 0.5s-os <O seconds Ax= +7cm Ax= 7cm -Ocms+7cm At=os Ot z0.5s -Os- o Ax = +rzcm Ax= 12cm --ocm +12cm At :0.5s - OS=0 Ax=15.7cm At=os Ax= 15.7cm - Ocmz +15:7cm At =0.5s -os= OS Ax= 5.Scm - Ocm +5.5cm 6Ax =5.5cm At=0.55-0s-0s
Measure the displacement and the total time taken for the trip. Don't forget the units 0 1 2 3 456 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 AX = At = AX = At = AX = At = AX = At =
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Transcribed Image Text:Measure the displacement and the total time taken for the trip. Don't forget the units 0 1 2 3 456 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 AX = At = AX = At = AX = At = AX = At =
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