Answer question no 1,2,3 OBJEVTIVE QUESTIONS ( SECTION 2.1)1 An object starts its linear motionfrom rest. Which of the followingquantities doesthroughout the motion?A TimeB Initial velocityC Final velocityD AccelerationE DisplacementWhich of the follo8.charts shows a mcuniform acceleratsection of the tickconsists of 10 ticknot changeLength (cm)6-5-When one object is travelling witha constant velocity, its accierationwill beA decreasingB increasingC constant4.3-D zero3 An aeroplance is flying withdecreasing acceleration, hence itsvelocity isA increasingB decreasingC constantLength (cm7.6-5-........

1. An object starts its linear motion from rest, Initial velocity does not change throughout the…

1 An object starts its linear motion from rest. Which of the following quantities does not change throughout the motion? A Time B Initial velocity C Final velocity D Acceleration E Displacement When one objecet is travelling with a constant velocity, its accieration will be A decreasing B increasing C constant D zero 3 An aeroplance is fying with decreasing acceleration, hence its velocity is A increasing B decreasing C constant

1 An object starts its linear motion from rest. Which of the following quantities does not change throughout the motion? A Time B Initial velocity C Final velocity D Acceleration E Displacement When one objecet is travelling with a constant velocity, its accieration will be A decreasing B increasing C constant D zero 3 An aeroplance is fying with decreasing acceleration, hence its velocity is A increasing B decreasing C constant

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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