Ax = ½ (vr+ vi) At Ax =2 a(At)+ V¡At Vf = aAt + vị v = v + 2aAx 3) A student dives off of a 22 meter tall bridge into a deep river. Using a standard value for gravity of g = 10 m/s?, what is the student's speed the instant before she touches the water? Vf = Equation(s) used: Vi= At = (Not Required) Ax = a = 4) A motorcycle accelerates from rest to a speed of 52.5m/s in 15s. What is the motorcycle's speed at t = 11s? Equation(s) used: Vf= Vi= At = Ax = (Not required) a =

Ax = ½ (vr+ vi) At Ax =2 a(At)+ V¡At Vf = aAt + vị v = v + 2aAx 3) A student dives off of a 22 meter tall bridge into a deep river. Using a standard value for gravity of g = 10 m/s?, what is the student's speed the instant before she touches the water? Vf = Equation(s) used: Vi= At = (Not Required) Ax = a = 4) A motorcycle accelerates from rest to a speed of 52.5m/s in 15s. What is the motorcycle's speed at t = 11s? Equation(s) used: Vf= Vi= At = Ax = (Not required) a =

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Chapter9: Fluids And Solids

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