Please solve question D to i. Thanks 2.A snail climbs on a tree starting from ground at the moment toOs. The snail%3Dmotion is presented in Figure 1.(a) Describe the snail motion.(b) Determine the velocities vA, VB, VC, VD, VE-(c) Calculate the acceleration for each segment aAB,A0,81.21.60-aBc VDC, aDE0.4Time (min)(d) What is the meaning of a negative value foracceleration?-6---(e) Determine the distances: SAB, SBC SDc. SDEC(f) What is the meaning of a negative value fordistance?Figure 1(g) What is the total distance made by the snail?(h) What is the maximum height achieved by the snail?(i) What is his final position?E.4.Velocity (inch/min)

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2.
A snail climbs on a tree starting from ground at the moment to
Os. The snail
%3D
motion is presented in Figure 1.
(a) Describe the snail motion.
(b) Determine the velocities vA, VB, VC, VD, VE-
(c) Calculate the acceleration for each segment aAB,
A
0,8
1.2
1.6
0-
aBc VDC, aDE
0.4
Time (min)
(d) What is the meaning of a negative value for
acceleration?
-6---
(e) Determine the distances: SAB, SBC SDc. SDE
C
(f) What is the meaning of a negative value for
distance?
Figure 1
(g) What is the total distance made by the snail?
(h) What is the maximum height achieved by the snail?
(i) What is his final position?
E.
4.
Velocity (inch/min)

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The negative value of acceleration suggests that the object's acceleration is in the opposite direction in the coordinate system that is chosen in the corresponding time interval.

It may be deceleration means the object is slowing down or not.

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