Which of the following equations is incorrectly written? X v² = v² - 2aAd 1 Ad = ¾¡At + −— àAt² 2 + ad - (* = *) ^² At 2 1 Að = v₁At — -—-—ầAt² 2 – 2 V = V₁ + àAt

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Which of the following equations is incorrectly written?
v² = v² - 2aAd
1
Ad = v₁At + - At²
2
V
- (^+^)^²
At
2
Ad =
Ad = V₁At -
V₁ = V₁ + à At
1
-
The answer cannot be determined
2
You leave your house, go for a km jog around the block, and return home. The jog takes 25 minutes. Which of the following would be
your average velocity?
0.12 km/h
0.12 km/h [clockwise or counter clockwise]
0.12 km/h [NWES]
7.2 km/h
7.2 km/h [clockwise or counter clockwise]
7.2 km/h [NWES]
àst²
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following equations is incorrectly written? v² = v² - 2aAd 1 Ad = v₁At + - At² 2 V - (^+^)^² At 2 Ad = Ad = V₁At - V₁ = V₁ + à At 1 - The answer cannot be determined 2 You leave your house, go for a km jog around the block, and return home. The jog takes 25 minutes. Which of the following would be your average velocity? 0.12 km/h 0.12 km/h [clockwise or counter clockwise] 0.12 km/h [NWES] 7.2 km/h 7.2 km/h [clockwise or counter clockwise] 7.2 km/h [NWES] àst²
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