What is an example of kinematic motion that I may have encountered?

Q: What formula relates final velocity, initial velocity, acceleration and distance travelled?

A: final velocity, initial velocity, distance, acceleration

Q: How is the motion of the object affected by the horizontal and vertical components of its velocity…

A: The horizontal motion of an object is free from the force of gravity for short displacements. So the…

Q: Give several examples of an object’s motion in which a great distance is traveled but the…

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Q: How is the concept of projectile motion uaed in real life? Cite at least two examples.

A: How is the concept of projectile motion used in real life? Cite at least two examples.

Q: A soccer ball is kicked with an initial speed of 10.5 m/s. After 0.720s it is at its highest point.…

A: Given: The intial velocity of the ball is 10.5 m/s. The time taken by the ball to reach the maximum…

Q: 60- 20 Time (seconds) Position (meters)

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Q: what is acceleration defined by

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Q: Which statement best describes the motion of the car over the 20 seconds?

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Q: What is the concept of projectile motion in Medicine?

A: Projectile is an motion

Q: What are three equations of motion?

A: Introduction: There are three equations of motion which can be used to find various kinematic…

Q: 16. The rate of the change in velocity. O Displacement O Speed O Velocity O Acceleration

A: The rate of change in velocity is called acceleration.

Q: What are the Properties of Projectile Motion?

A: Following are the projectile motion: Projectile motion is based on the parabolic motion. The…

Q: A child rides on a pony walking with constant velocity. The boyleans over to one side and a scoop of…

A: (a)   The velocity of the child is constant along horizontal direction since the child is riding…

Q: An object moving along a line has its velocity and acceleration pointing in opposite directions.…

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Q: Based on this diagram, the acceleration of the object?

A: the forces are acting on the object are , Normal reaction force, gravitational force, centeripetal…

Q: Make a graphical motion of velocity vs time and acceleration vs time of any moving object or body.

A: Draw a diagram for velocity vs time.

Q: How does the vertical displacement of a horizontally launched projectile change with time? Give a…

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Q: how is the concept of projectile motion used in real life?

A: how is the concept of projectile motion used in real life?

Q: Is the motion of a freely falling body an example of projectile motion?

A: In a projectile motion, the only force that acts on the object is the force due to gravity.Also, in…

Q: Give some properties of Projectile motion.

A: Projectile motion: Projectile motion is a 2 dimensional motion of particle, where the particle…

Q: Glancing at the speedometer of your car gives you your car's instantaneous speed your car's…

A: Answer:your car's instantaneous speed. Our car's speedometer measures the speed of a car at an…

Q: If the velocity and acceleration of an object are in the same direction,

A: Acceleration is rate of change of velocity

Q: What is the formula for a kinematics equation?

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Q: What are some examples of acceleration?

A: Acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity with a non zero value. For constant…

Q: What significance does the legal motion have for a rider?

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Q: what is the model of projectile motion as the combination of independent horizontal and vertical…

A: what is the model of projectile motion as the combination of independent horizontal and vertical…

Q: Is the acceleration of an object in free fall changing with time? is the velocity of an object in…

A: Under the free fall condition, The acceleration of the object is equal to the gravitational…

Q: An object is intially moving with a velocity of 9.3 m/s. The object is accelerating at a rate of…

A: Given data: Initial velocity of the object is (vi)= 9.3 m/s The acceleration opposite to the…

Q: Idealized model| representing a moving body; no rotation or change in shape occurs during motion *…

A: A body requires a force initially to move when the body starts moving, and if the force is…

Q: Give an example of an average rate of change that is not a velocity.

A: The average rate of change y= f(x) is given by, dydt=ddtfx And, the average rate of change of…

Q: If the velocity and acceleration of an object are in the same direction, _____________

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Q: Projectile motion is an example of two dimensional motion. Why?

A: The motion of a particle when the particle is thrown near the earth surface forms a curved path…

Q: What is the acceleration of the particle?

A: Last option is correct   1 km/s2 along z Note that  i , j and k are unit vectors along x , y and z…

Q: Does the speedometer of a car measure speed or velocity?

A: Speed can be defined as the rate at which a body covers a distance. It is a scalar quantity.

Q: What is the trajectory of a projectile motion?

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Q: What does projectile motion mean?

A: A body thrown in air starts to move in plane only under the effect of gravity is called projectile.…

Q: Explain the Straight-line motion with constant acceleration?

A: Straight - line motion is defined as the motion in which body is moving along a straight line…

Q: What is the acceleration of a projectile when it reaches its highestpoint?

A: Acceleration: The term acceleration in physics can be defined as the rate of change in the velocity…

Q: What is PROJECTILE MOTION?

A: Define:- PROJECTILE MOTION

Q: When two objects are in contact and their motion is linked, we need to duplicate certain steps in…

A: 1. Drawing the force identification diagram for each object. 2. Drawing free body diagram for each…

Q: A car has an initial velocity of 2.13 m/s at 20° (Cartesian) and an average acceleration of 7.15…

A: Represents the initial velocity and the acceleration in vector form. u→=2.13 m/s cos 20°i^+2.13 m/s…

Q: The motion of an object with constant velocity is also known as

A: Type of motion is defined based on velocity. wether velocity is constant or changing. The motion of…

Distance and Speed

The speed, distance and time relation forms the basis of study of motion. You will need these concepts in the study of Mechanics. This concept is applicable for students who are studying the following courses –