1A) Saanich is walking around the campus. Saanich walks 2.4 km north. Saanich then makes a left turn and walks 1.45 km west. Finally, Saanich makes a right turn and walks 1.2 km north and sits on a bench. What is the magnitude and displacement of Saanich from the starting point? a) 3.9 km, 24° north of west b)5.3 km, 59° north of west c) no answer is correct d)3.9 km, 66° north of west e)5.3 km, 70° north of west

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1A) Saanich is walking around the campus. Saanich walks 2.4 km north. Saanich then makes a left turn and walks 1.45 km west. Finally, Saanich makes a right turn and walks 1.2 km north and sits on a bench. What is the magnitude and displacement of Saanich from the starting point?

a) 3.9 km, 24° north of west

b)5.3 km, 59° north of west

c) no answer is correct

d)3.9 km, 66° north of west

e)5.3 km, 70° north of west

 

1B) Saanich drives a car of mass 1800 kg on the Ford Test Track. If the initial speed of the car is 32m/s and the track can be approximated as a circle of radius 25 m, what is the average velocity Saanich would be travelling at during a single revolution?

a) 100 m/s

b) zero m/s

c) 44 m/s

d) 26 m/s

e) 32 m/s

 

1C) Saanich is participating in a physics lab. He fires a projectile at an angle of 47.0° off of a desk. If Saanich shoots the projectile at a speed of 25 m/s, how long does it take the projectile to reach its highest point?

a) 1.7 s

b) 2.9 s

c) 1.9 s

d) 9.8 s

e)1.5 s

 

 

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