Number 5 please. Thank you! 10Acceleration vs. Time-25.101520-6-10Time (s)5) [Vertical] Earth Astronauts land on a strange planet with a breathable atmosphere very much likeEarth's. In their exploration, they time how long it takes for a rock to fall 2.3 m. After several trialswith fancy equipment, they found an average time for the rock to fall to be 0.88 seconds. Next theastronaut decided to see how high he could jump. He jumped up 1.9 meters. How high can he jump onEarth? (Assume that his initial velocity is the same on both planets.)6) [Horizontal-ish] An object moves along a line in a way described by the Position vs. Time graph,below. Mark on the Time axis the times the object is speeding up. (Marking can be done by shading inthe segments of time when object is speeding up.) Explain.Position ys. Time0.5-7 8 9 1080.5-1Position (m)Acceleration (m/s^2)%24

Acceleration due to gravity on earth = 9.8 m/s2

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th Astronauts land on a strange planet with a breathable atmosphere very much like ir exploration, they time how long it takes for a rock to fall 2.3 m. After several trials ipment, they found an average time for the rock to fall to be 0.88 seconds. Next the Hed to see how high he could iumn He junmned un 1.9 metero How hiah

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Author:Andrew Fraknoi; David Morrison; Sidney C. Wolff

Publisher:Andrew Fraknoi; David Morrison; Sidney C. Wolff

Chapter24: Black Holes And Curved Spacetime

Section: Chapter Questions

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