PLEASE ANSWER ALL PARTS AND I WILL RATE HIGHLY! *17 1. A sandal is dropped from the top of a 12.0-m-high mast on a ship moving at 1.45 m/s due south.(a) Relative to the ship, the path of the sandal isvertically down in a straight linecurved(b) Relative to the to a stationary observer, the path of the sandal isO vertically down in a straight lineO curved●(c) Set up a table of knowns for the motion of the sandal relative to the ship.Using the notation Ay=y-yo for displacement, y for position at time t, y for the initialposition, v for velocity at time t, vô for the initial velocity, and a for acceleration, determinewhat quantities are known and what are unknown.• Enter the values of some known quantities below.• Make sure you account for the signs of the vectors using the coordinate system used inPart 1 with the x-axis pointing to the south and the y-axis pointing upwards.L. Ay=Vo =a =(d) Is the motion of the sandal one with constant velocity or constant acceleration?(e) Choose an appropriate equation of motion to calculate the velocity of the sandal relative to theship when it hits the deck.Ay = vtAy=Vo+ v2v=v₁ + at✓² = √²+2aAyAy=vot+at²/2V=✔m✔m/sm/s²tV =(f) Calculate the velocity of the sandal relative to the ship when it hits the deck. Check the sign of thevelocity.Enter to 3 significant figuresm/s(g) Calculate the velocity of the sandal relative to a stationary observer on the shore when it hits thedeck in terms of unit vector notation. Check your signs. Hint: Relative to a stationary observer on theshore, the vertical motion of the sandal is the same as that measured by an observer on the ship. Inaddition, the sandal will have a horizontal velocity. What is the horizontal velocity equal to?Enter to 3 significant figures✔m/sit✔m/sjQ

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1. A sandal is dropped from the top of a 12.0-m-high mast on a ship moving at 1.45 m/s due south. (a) Relative to the ship, the path of the sandal is O vertically down in a straight line curved (b) Relative to the to a stationary observer, the path of the sandal is O vertically down in a straight line O curved (c) Set up a table of knowns for the motion of the sandal relative to the ship. Using the notation Ay=y-yo for displacement, y for position at time t, yo for the initial position, v for velocity at time t, vo for the initial velocity, and a for acceleration, determine what quantities are known and what are unknown. • Enter the values of some known quantities below. • Make sure you account for the signs of the vectors using the coordinate system used in Part 1 with the x-axis pointing to the south and the y-axis pointing upwards. ●

1. A sandal is dropped from the top of a 12.0-m-high mast on a ship moving at 1.45 m/s due south. (a) Relative to the ship, the path of the sandal is O vertically down in a straight line curved (b) Relative to the to a stationary observer, the path of the sandal is O vertically down in a straight line O curved (c) Set up a table of knowns for the motion of the sandal relative to the ship. Using the notation Ay=y-yo for displacement, y for position at time t, yo for the initial position, v for velocity at time t, vo for the initial velocity, and a for acceleration, determine what quantities are known and what are unknown. • Enter the values of some known quantities below. • Make sure you account for the signs of the vectors using the coordinate system used in Part 1 with the x-axis pointing to the south and the y-axis pointing upwards. ●

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