5 A baseball's initial velocity: +40.0 m/s (east).Final velocity: -50.0 m/s (west).The bat changes its velocity over 1.00 x 10³ sec.Find the average acceleration, aave.Ans 9.00 104 m/² 11 Elevator's initial velocity: 12.00 m/s UPElevator's acceleration: 4.00 m/s² DOWNThe elapsed time for the acceleration: 3.00 sa) Find magnitude and direction of final velocity.b) Find the distance traveled during the 3.00 second interval.

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5 A baseball's initial velocity: +40.0 m/s (east). Final velocity: -50.0 m/s (west). The bat changes its velocity over 1.00 x 10-³ sec. Find the average acceleration, aave- Ang 0.00 104/²

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5 A baseball's initial velocity: +40.0 m/s (east).
Final velocity: -50.0 m/s (west).
The bat changes its velocity over 1.00 x 10³ sec.
Find the average acceleration, aave.
Ans 9.00 104 m/²

11 Elevator's initial velocity: 12.00 m/s UP
Elevator's acceleration: 4.00 m/s² DOWN
The elapsed time for the acceleration: 3.00 s
a) Find magnitude and direction of final velocity.
b) Find the distance traveled during the 3.00 second interval.

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