(c) In situation (1), give the direction of a by naming either a quadrant or a direction along an axis. (This can bedone with a few mental calculations.)3N2 N4NAN47NSN2 N74 N4N(1)AN46NSNO +y axisOx>0, y>0O +x axisOx>0, y < 0Ⓒ-y axisOx<0,y<0O-x axis(3)Ox<0,y>047N74N(1)5 Ny46N5 NSN(3)5 N5 N(d) In situation (2), give the direction of a by naming either a quadrant or a direction along an axis. (This can bedone with a few mental calculations.)+y axisOx>0, y>05 Nx2N5 N2 N2N5 N2N46 N(4)74 N2NV5 N3N(2)46 N2N23 Ny3 N4 N(4)-74 N3 N3 Nx4 Nxx (a) In which situations does the object's acceleration have an x component?3N2 N4Nоооо4N,SNAN47NVINооооy2NAN(1)(1)6NSN(2)N(3)(4)yA7N74N(1)46N(1)3 N(2)5 N(3)(4)5 N(b) In which situations does the object's acceleration have a y component?5 Nx5 N5 Nx2N5 N2N2N(2)5 N46 NVAN(4)A3N3N5 N3 N2NV46 N2N 3 N4 N(2)VANy2N23 N3ND·x4N·x

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(a) In which situations does the object's acceleration have an x component? 3N 2N AN AN 0000 AN (1) 6N SN (3) (1) (2) (3) (4) 5 N 5 N 5 N 2N 2N 46 N 2N (2) VAN 3N 3 N (4) 3N 4N x (b) In which situations does the object's acceleration have a y component?

(a) In which situations does the object's acceleration have an x component? 3N 2N AN AN 0000 AN (1) 6N SN (3) (1) (2) (3) (4) 5 N 5 N 5 N 2N 2N 46 N 2N (2) VAN 3N 3 N (4) 3N 4N x (b) In which situations does the object's acceleration have a y component?

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Chapter6: Motion In Two Dimensions

Section6.3: Relative Velocity

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