35 30 Figure 1. The red points from 1 to 15 show the successive locations of a puck at times t = 0s, 1/6 s, 2/6 s, 3/6 s, 4/6 s, etc. Connecting these points with the blue curve shows the puck's trajectory. The blue coordinate system is tilted and displaced with respect to the black coordinate system. 25 15 In Figure 1, a puck starts at the red point labelled 1 and follows the trajectory shown by the blue curve connecting points 1 to 15. 10 10 15 20 25 le 40 45 50 35 Using the blue coordinate system, what is the x-coordinate of red point 1? X = cm
35 30 Figure 1. The red points from 1 to 15 show the successive locations of a puck at times t = 0s, 1/6 s, 2/6 s, 3/6 s, 4/6 s, etc. Connecting these points with the blue curve shows the puck's trajectory. The blue coordinate system is tilted and displaced with respect to the black coordinate system. 25 15 In Figure 1, a puck starts at the red point labelled 1 and follows the trajectory shown by the blue curve connecting points 1 to 15. 10 10 15 20 25 le 40 45 50 35 Using the blue coordinate system, what is the x-coordinate of red point 1? X = cm
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Figure 1. The red points from 1 to 15 show the successive
locations of a puck at times t =0s, 1/6 s, 2/6 s, 3/6 s, 4/6
s, etc. Connecting these points with the blue curve shows
the puck's trajectory. The blue coordinate system is tilted
and displaced with respect to the black coordinate system.
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trajectory shown by the blue curve connecting points 1 to 15.
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