11. Which of the following is true regarding falling objects? a. In air, all objects will fall to the ground at the same rate. b. In air, lighter objects will fall to the ground faster than heavier objects. c. In air, objects with a smaller surface area will fall to the ground faster than objects with a larger surface area. d. In air, all objects fall at a constant velocity of 9.81 m/s. 12. What is the vertical component of the vector 102 m [S62°E]? a. 28.7 m [S] b. 90.1 m [S] c. 75.5 m [S] d. 47.9 m [S] 13. A rabbit walks through a field for a displacement of 35 m [W] and then turns to run away from a snake and heads 55 m [W 34° N]. What is the magnitude the rabbit's total displacement? a. 77 m b. 66 m с. 81 m d. 86 m

11. Which of the following is true regarding falling objects? a. In air, all objects will fall to the ground at the same rate. b. In air, lighter objects will fall to the ground faster than heavier objects. c. In air, objects with a smaller surface area will fall to the ground faster than objects with a larger surface area. d. In air, all objects fall at a constant velocity of 9.81 m/s. 12. What is the vertical component of the vector 102 m [S62°E]? a. 28.7 m [S] b. 90.1 m [S] c. 75.5 m [S] d. 47.9 m [S] 13. A rabbit walks through a field for a displacement of 35 m [W] and then turns to run away from a snake and heads 55 m [W 34° N]. What is the magnitude the rabbit's total displacement? a. 77 m b. 66 m с. 81 m d. 86 m

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Chapter4: Motion In Two Dimensions

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