Directions: Write your answers on the space provided and show complete solution for the solvingproblems.1. A man can swim with a speed of 3 km/h in still water. He swims in a river that flows steadily at 2km/h. use this information for the following situations:A. Situation 1: the man swims in the same direction as the river current.i.How fast is he swimming relative to the river bank?ii.How much time does it take him to swim 2 km? 5. A batter hits a baseball so that I leaves the bat with an initial speed v, = 37.0 at an initial anglea, = 53.1°, at a location where g = 9.80 m/s° (Figure 17). (a) Find the position of the ball, and themagnitude anddirection of itsvelocity, whent= 2.00 s. (b)Find the timewhen the ballreachesthehighest point ofits flight and findit height h at thispoint. (c) FindtheA44m-370m/s604R-134mhorizontalrange R - that is,thehorizontaldistance fromFigure 17. Trajectory of a batted baseball treated as a projectilethe starting pointto the point atwhich the ball hits the ground. For each part, treat the baseball as a projectile.

Given:- 1) A man can swim at the speed of 3 km/h in still water. The river flows steadily at 2…

irections: Write your answers on the space provided and show complete solution for roblems. 1. A man can swim with a speed of 3 km/h in still water. He swims in a river th km/h. use this information for the following situations: A. Situation 1: the man swims in the same direction as the river current. i. How fast is he swimming relative to the river bank? How much time does it take him to swim 2 km?

irections: Write your answers on the space provided and show complete solution for roblems. 1. A man can swim with a speed of 3 km/h in still water. He swims in a river th km/h. use this information for the following situations: A. Situation 1: the man swims in the same direction as the river current. i. How fast is he swimming relative to the river bank? How much time does it take him to swim 2 km?

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Chapter3: Two-dimensional Kinematics

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