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The scale on the horizontal axis is 7 s per divi-
sion and on the vertical axis 8 m per division.
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
time (
×
7 s)
position (
×
8 m)
What is the time represented by the third
tic mark on the horizontal axis?
Answer in units of s. Answer in units of s.
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What is the position represented by the fourth
tic mark on the vertical axis?
Answer in units of
m. Answer in units of
m.
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What is the position when
t
= 21 s?
Answer in units of
m. Answer in units of
m.
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The graph shows the velocity
v
as a function
of time
t
for an object moving in a straight
line.
t
v
0
t
Q
t
R
t
S
t
P
Which graph shows the corresponding dis-
placement
x
as a function of time
t
for the
same time interval?
1.
t
x
0
t
Q
t
R
t
S
t
P
2.
t
x
0
t
Q
t
R
t
S
t
P
3.
t
x
0
t
Q
t
R
t
S
t
P
4.
t
x
0
t
Q
t
R
t
S
t
P
5.
t
x
0
t
Q
t
R
t
S
t
P
6.
t
x
0
t
Q
t
R
t
S
t
P
7.
t
x
0
t
Q
t
R
t
S
t
P
8.
None of these graphs is correct.
peacock (ip6239) – Homework 2, 1d motion 23-24 – tejeda – (KayaAPHY1
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9.
t
x
0
t
Q
t
R
t
S
t
P
005(part1of2)10.0points
A runner is jogging in a straight line at a
steady
v
r
= 5
.
7 km
/
hr.
When the runner is
L
= 4
.
8 km from the finish line, a bird begins
flying straight from the runner to the finish
line at
v
b
= 17
.
1 km
/
hr (3 times as fast as
the runner). When the bird reaches the finish
line, it turns around and flies directly back to
the runner.
L
v
b
v
r
finish
line
What cumulative distance does the bird
travel?
Even though the bird is a dodo, as-
sume that it occupies only one point in space
(a “zero” length bird), travels in a straight
line, and that it can turn without loss of
speed.
Answer in units of km. Answer in units of
km.
006(part2of2)10.0points
After this first encounter, the bird then turns
around and flies from the runner back to the
finish line, turns around again and flies back
to the runner. The bird repeats the back and
forth trips until the runner reaches the finish
line.
How far does the bird travel from the be-
ginning (including the distance traveled to the
first encounter)?
Answer in units of km. Answer in units of
km.
007
10.0points
A reconnaissance plane flies 529 km away from
its base at 842 m
/
s, then flies back to its base
at 1263 m
/
s.
What is its average speed?
Answer in units of m
/
s. Answer in units of
m
/
s.
008
10.0points
Ann is driving down a street at 55 km
/
h.
Suddenly a child runs into the street.
If it takes Ann 0
.
732 s to react and apply
the brakes, how far will she have moved before
she begins to slow down?
Answer in units of
m. Answer in units of
m.
009
10.0points
The graph shows position as a function of
time for two trains running on parallel tracks.
At time
t
= 0 the position of both trains is 0
(at the origin).
position
time
t
B
B
A
Which is true?
1.
Both trains speed up all the time.
2.
Both trains have the same velocity at
some time before
t
B
.
3.
Somewhere before time
t
B
, both trains
have the same acceleration.
4.
At time
t
B
, both trains have the same
velocity.
5.
In the time interval from
t
= 0 to
t
=
t
B
,
train B covers more distance than train A.
010
10.0points
The following acceleration
vs
time plots show
data gathered from an automobile fitted with
an accelerometer. In each case the driver ac-
celerated to cruising speed and then slammed
on the brakes. In one case the car is equipped
with an antilock braking system (ABS), while
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in the other the car is not.
ABS tends to
prevent skidding and did just that in this ex-
periment, allowing a more rapid deceleration.
0
2
4
6
8
10
Time (seconds)
0
0
2
4
6
8
10
Time (seconds)
0
A
A
Which data set, the upper or lower, more
likely came from the car equipped with ABS,
and why?
1.
Upper case, because of data in the first
2.5 seconds
2.
Lower case, because of data between 9
and 10 seconds
3.
Lower case, because of data between 2.5
and 6.5 seconds
4.
Lower case, because of data in the first
2.5 seconds
5.
Lower case, because of data between 6.5
and 9 seconds
6.
Upper case, because of data between 9
and 10 seconds
7.
Upper case, because of data between 2.5
and 6.5 seconds
8.
Upper case, because of data between 6.5
and 9 seconds
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10.0points
Henry hits a hockey puck in the positive
x
-direction at time,
t
≈
t
0
. The puck is then
stopped by a net starting at time,
t
≈
t
1
.
Which of the following curves could de-
scribe the acceleration of the hockey puck if
we ignore any effects of friction?
1.
t
a
t
0
t
1
2.
t
a
t
0
t
1
3.
t
a
t
0
t
1
4.
t
a
t
0
t
1
5.
t
a
t
0
t
1
6.
None of these graphs are correct.
7.
t
a
t
0
t
1
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