This is the hole question. b) Assume she hits the patch of rough ice at t = 0, and at t =0 her position is z = 0. In the space belowand position versus t at all times. In each of your graphs also include a small region for times t <0,make three sketches in sequence (top to bottom) of her acceleration versus time, velocity versus t,just before hitting the patch.c) Since she hits the patch at t=0, how far will she be from that point after 10 seconds? (In the spacebelow write your answer, please include all the steps of your work, not just the final answer) Problem 2: Skating on ice (adapted from MasteringPhysics) A speed skater moving across frictionless ice at 8 m/s hite a 5m wide patch of rough ice. She slows steadily, then continues on nt 68) What is her acceleration on the raugh ice? In the space below write your Answer, plense show allthe steps of your work, not just the fAnal answer.

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and position versus t at all times. In each of your graphs also include a small region for times t e make three sketches in sequence (top to bottom) of: her acceleration versus time, velocity versu D) Assume she hits the patch of rough ice at t =0, and at t=0 her position is z =0. In the space be just before hitting the patch. a

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ISBN:9781285737027

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Chapter3: Vectors And Two-Dimensional Motion

Section: Chapter Questions

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