Answer all questions provided ! 1.Linear motion at constant velocity (no acceleration) or at a constant acceleration(a = fixed value = a constant, V will be changed by a and V is NOT a constant)For constant velocity V➜ d= V(t)For constant acceleration a➜ Three (3) equations are being used as followsVf= V₁ + a(t); d = Vi (t) + 2 (a) (t²); V² = V₁² + 2(a)(d)Speed distance / time; velocity magnitude = displacement /time1. A person walks to the North direction for 120 m in 1 minute, then walk to the East directionfor 160 m in 1 min and 40 seconds. Find (a) the total distance (b) the magnitude of thedisplacement, (c) the average speed, and (d) the magnitude of the average velocity.2. A car at the initial speed of 5 m/s is being uniformly accelerated to a speed of 15 m/s for5 seconds. Find (a) the acceleration magnitude, (b) the distance the car has travelled duringthe 5 second period.3. An object is freely falling from the top of 120 m building,Find (a) the final speed when it reaches the ground, (b) Find the time will it take to fall fromthe top of the building to the ground.4. The apparent weight of a person in an elevator being accelerated upward at a constantacceleration will be (a) smaller than that of his normal weight W= mg(b) equal to his normal weight W = mg, (c) greater than his normal weight W = mgII. Two dimensional motionProjectile motionInitial horizontal and vertical velocityVix = Vi [ cose ];Viy= Vi [sine ]Final horizontal and vertical velocityVix Vix =Vi [ cose ];Vfy = Viy-g(t)0= 45° will have a maximum horizontal displacement (X dirction)5. A projectile with an initial velocity magnitude of 10 m/s, the initial velocity is making a30° angle above the horizontal line. Find (a) the initial horizontal component of the initialvelocity (b) the initial vertical component of the initial velocity, (c) how much time will theprojectile take to fly up to the maximum height?Horizonal Uniform Circular MotionV=2π (r)/ (t), ac = V²/(r);Fe = mac6. An 2 kg object is making a horizontal uniform circular motion. The radius of the circle is 2meters and it makes 12 revolutions per minute. Find (a) it speed, (b) the centripetalacceleration magnitude of this object, (c) the centripetal force magnitude on the object.III. Impulse, momentum, and conservation of momentumImpulse=J= F (A t);momentum = P = MVImpulse - Momentum theorem J=AP impulse causes momentum change= MV2-MV₁Conservation of momentumBefore collision, total momentum P= P1 + P2 = M₁ V₁ +M₂V₂After Collision, total momentum P' = P₁' + P2' = M₁V₁' + M₂V2'

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1.Linear motion at constant velocity (no acceleration) or at a constant acceleration (a = fixed value = a constant, V will be changed by a and V is NOT a constant) For constant velocity V➜ d= V(t) For constant acceleration a➜ Three (3) equations are being used as follows Vf= V₁ + a(t); d = Vi (t) + ½ (a) (t²); V² = V₁²+2(a)(d) Speed distance / time; velocity magnitude = displacement /time 1. A person walks to the North direction for 120 m in 1 minute, then walk to the East direction for 160 m in 1 min and 40 seconds. Find (a) the total distance (b) the magnitude of the displacement, (c) the average speed, and (d) the magnitude of the average velocity. CIC

1.Linear motion at constant velocity (no acceleration) or at a constant acceleration (a = fixed value = a constant, V will be changed by a and V is NOT a constant) For constant velocity V➜ d= V(t) For constant acceleration a➜ Three (3) equations are being used as follows Vf= V₁ + a(t); d = Vi (t) + ½ (a) (t²); V² = V₁²+2(a)(d) Speed distance / time; velocity magnitude = displacement /time 1. A person walks to the North direction for 120 m in 1 minute, then walk to the East direction for 160 m in 1 min and 40 seconds. Find (a) the total distance (b) the magnitude of the displacement, (c) the average speed, and (d) the magnitude of the average velocity. CIC

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