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Q: In a lab activity, forces A and B were set on the force table. A = 0.10 N at 0 degrees and B = 0.10…

A: Given: Force, A= 0.1N at 0°  Force, B= 0.1N at 90°  Force, F= 0.15 N at 225°

Q: An object moves the first 36 km in 40 minand the remaining 24 km in 20 min. Find the average speed…

A: According to given, Distance (D1)= 36km Time(T1)= 40min = 40/60 hours Speed (v1)= D1/T1 = 36/(40/60)…

Q: Does studying physics can be applied in real life?

A: Matter, force, energy, and motion are the fundamental concepts of physics, making it one of the most…

Q: If experiments provide new data that is not explained by current theories, which of the following…

A: Given:- If experiments provide new data that is not explained by current theories, which of the…

Q: If the ball in the projectile experiment below was thrown with an initial velocity of v=2.04 m/s and…

A: Given that Horizontal velocity Vx = 2.04 m/s Horizontal displacement x = 4.99 m

Q: Why different systems are in use for specifying units of observed quantities?

A: The quantities that are independent of other quantities are called fundamental quantities. The units…

Q: A plastic ball was dropped from a height and is experiencing free fall. What is the experimental…

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Q: A plastic ball was dropped from a height and is experiencing free fall. What is the experimental…

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Q: Is there a time when the hiker is 7 miles east of the outhouse?

A: The answer is No. The trail travels in an east-west direction. So the maximum distance to the west…

Q: Which among the following physical quantities is a derived quantity? O Temperature O Mass O Distance…

A: Of these different physical quantities, the derived quantity is velocity.       The derived quantity…

Q: A motorbike crosses the starting line on a race track travelling at 84.2 ms and accelerates at 2.6…

A: Given a race track travelling at 84.2ms accelerates at 2.6 ms for 0.8 seconds  We have to find the…

Q: What are the four steps that can use to solve any physics problem?

A: Any physics problem can be solved in four steps.

Q: The _____________ is the process of comparing an unknown quantity with a known quantity

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Q: To what physical quantity does the combination of units J.s / C belong?

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Q: A physicist has just discovered a new kind of particle. The force between two of them is F = -b/r,…

A: F=-br F is force having  units=kg m/s2 r is distance having unit metre(m) so units of b will be…

Q: under one of the situations observer effects most likely to be a problem....   Ambiguous rules…

A: Under one of the situations observer effects most likely to be a problem.we have to write the main…

Q: km/h, o of 3. The ship's resultant velocity is therefore, (Answers in 2 decimal places.)

A: This is the question from vectors. Resultant velocity can be determined by splitting the velocity…

Q: Create 3 ORIGINAL PROBLEMS regarding RECTILINEAR KINEMATICS. Present the solution in an organized…

A: Rectilinear kinematics refers to straight line motion. The kinematics of a particle is characterized…

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Q: In a lab activity, forces A and B were set on the force table. A = 0.10 N at 0 degrees and B = 0.10…

A: A =0.1 N at 0 degree  B =0.1 N at 90 degree The resultant is given by  R = A2 + B2 + 2 A B cosθ

Q: 4. Analytically solve: 3m N+ 5m S+ 2m S+ 7m W+ 4m E

A: Given 3m N + 5m S + 2m S + 7m W + 4m E  Expressing in terms of i and j  Taking i as positive x-axis…

Q: If the ball in the projectile experiment below was thrown with an initial velocity of v=4.15 m/s and…

A: Given:- horizontal velocity v= 4.15 m/s  The horizontal distance R =4.33 m  Find;- The time of…

Q: How does physics work?

A: Physics is a natural science that involves the study of matter and its motion through space and…

Q: A yacht is 20 m long. Express this length in feet.

A: Given data:  Length of a yacht (L) = 20 m Required:  Length in feet

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Q: Which quantity is represented by the symbol Ep ?

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Q: Can I please get help with my physics question thank you!!

A: Here  given the length of the pendulum is 1m We have to calculate the time period.

Q: With the correct choice of independent and dependent variables, intercept A of the linear regression…

A: It is required to intercept A in the linear regression line and to determine its unit. For this…

Q: The initial and final velocity of an object are u and v respectively, if the acceleration is a and…

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Q: An airplane with an acce leration of 20mls is ready tor take-off able to take-off at minimum Speecl…

A: Given data The acceleration of airplane is a=20 m/s2 The distance traveled by airplane is s= 50 m…

Q: Which of the following below is equivalent to 50.0 μC : a. 5.0 x 10 -6 C b. 5.0 x 10 -5 C c. 50.0…

A: Given : Charge (q) = 50.0 μC

Q: A physics student measures the depth of a deep hole by dropping a rock into the hole. The rock takes…

A: Initial Velocity = v0 = 0 m/s       . . . . (Initially the rock is at rest) Time = t = 5 s…

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Q: Which of the following should be part of solving any problem in physics? Select all that apply: Read…

A: Problem solving skills in physics are very essential to success. Problem solving abilities and…

Q: the height of a horse is sometimes given in units of hands . is it a good standard for length

A: Human hands come in different sizes. Male tend to have longer hands than females. Also A tall person…

Q: Which one of the following is an example of a vector quantity? * distance O velocity O mass area

A: A vector quantity is a quantity that requires magnitude and direction both in order to define them.…

Q: Given that the percentage error (suill ÚbiJl ) in measuring the value of g (free falling…

A: Given: Percentage error =5.51% Theoretical value or true value of g=9.81 m/s2

Q: What is included in the pictorial representation of a physics problem? Select all that apply. O A…

A: Pictorial representation of a general physics problem , is used to understand the basic information…

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A: Given:- A displacement of the particle in simple harmonic motion  x=5cos16πt cm  Find:- The…

Q: Which quantities are conserved and not conserved?

A: Conservation law states that a specific quantity can neither be created nor be destroyed, but there…

Q: Which best explain the function of the pulley in the experiment on the vector addition of forces?…

A: The    experiment    on the vector   addition   of   forces   is   used   to  determine  the net…

Q: Aa an engineer why do we have to take modern physics

A: Modern physics is branch of physics which deals with processes of the interactions of matters .…

Q: A motorboat can travel 4 km upstream in the same time it can travel 9 km downstream. If the velocity…

A: We have givenA motorboat can travel distance in upstream(d)=4 kmmotorboat can travel distance in…

Q: A freely falling marble took 0.45 seconds to travel the distance of 1.00 m. What is the experimental…

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Q: What is the SI unit of mass?

A: The weight of a body in a particular reference frame is defined as the force that gives the body an…

Q: Which of one the followings is not a legitimate mathematical operations: OÃ (B- C) O (Ã - B) x C OÃ…

A: Note :- We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new…

Displacement, Velocity and Acceleration

In classical mechanics, kinematics deals with the motion of a particle. It deals only with the position, velocity, acceleration, and displacement of a particle. It has no concern about the source of motion.

Linear Displacement

The term "displacement" refers to when something shifts away from its original "location," and "linear" refers to a straight line. As a result, “Linear Displacement” can be described as the movement of an object in a straight line along a single axis, for example, from side to side or up and down. Non-contact sensors such as LVDTs and other linear location sensors can calculate linear displacement. Non-contact sensors such as LVDTs and other linear location sensors can calculate linear displacement. Linear displacement is usually measured in millimeters or inches and may be positive or negative.