Can you please do all of them. Thank you What does the quantity AV represent?A) final positonB) initial positionC) inal velodityD) inial veloaityE) final accelerationD) initial accelerationE) change in speedF) change in acceleratonI) change in velocity10) Acceleration is a vector. How can one know its direction?A) Its the same as the direction of the change in velocityB) Its the same as the direction of the change in speedC) rs the same as the direction of the change in positionD) s the same direction as the final velocityE) It's the same direction as the initial velocityF) rs the same directon as the final positionG) It's the same direction as the inital posiionH) s always positiveI) 's always negativeII) What is the standard unit associated with acceleration?A) mB) mC)mD)E):

The quantity ∆V→generally represents the change in velocity vector (option I)

What does the quantity AV represent! A) firal position B) inital position C) nal velocity D) intal veloaity E) fnal acceleration D) inital acceleration E) change in speed F) change in acceleration ) change in velocity 10) Acceleration is a vector. How can one know its direction! A) It's the same as the direction of the change in velocity B) Its the same as the drection of the change in speed C)s he same as the direction of the change in position D) Es he same drection as the final velocity E) Its the same direction as the intial velocity F)Eshe same directon as the final position G) Is the same direction as the inital position H)Es atays positive )Es always negative II) What is the standard unit associated with acceleration! A)m B) t l- e h

What does the quantity AV represent! A) firal position B) inital position C) nal velocity D) intal veloaity E) fnal acceleration D) inital acceleration E) change in speed F) change in acceleration ) change in velocity 10) Acceleration is a vector. How can one know its direction! A) It's the same as the direction of the change in velocity B) Its the same as the drection of the change in speed C)s he same as the direction of the change in position D) Es he same drection as the final velocity E) Its the same direction as the intial velocity F)Eshe same directon as the final position G) Is the same direction as the inital position H)Es atays positive )Es always negative II) What is the standard unit associated with acceleration! A)m B) t l- e h

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

1st Edition

ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Publisher:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Chapter6: Motion In Two Dimensions

Section6.3: Relative Velocity

Problem 33SSC

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