Answer questions 4-5Use the table and cfs to help you. 4. A cat walked 5 meters west and it took the cat 2 seconds to walk that 5 meters. What was thevibolavJAG +V=Vm) nolt619/9308 (2)average velocity of the cat?CFS1:CFS2:CFS3:CFS4:CFS5:CFS6:CFS2:CFS3:CFS4:CFS5:$ $2\m01 01 xod 32 s 916199006 of berupt al 9310 1GHW I5. If an airplane was accelerating 100 m/s² for 20 seconds and when that airplane started acceleratingit was traveling at 100 m/s, how fast was the plane going after that acceleration?23240CFS1:CFS6:$240Trg:8270023312230Theo you arz to noitesel930s adit od lliw teriw o o x Is no behexs al sonoi notwen 261 S1240:52:400273227013290 CFS:1.2.3.4.5.6.Identify the equation that you can use to solve.Know what the variables are (what the letters stand for)Find and write all of your knownsFind the thing you're looking for (unknown variable)Solve the equation for that unknown variableThen simply put in the numbers and solve.Equation Bank:EquationVavg=AX/AtF = maV₁= V₁ + a^t18glas adi zaw 36 22 aniog2735Manipulating Physics Equations to Solve ProblemsWhat the variables represent (and the units)Average velocity (m/s), displacement (m), time (s)Force (Newtons), mass (kg), acceleration (m/s²)Velocity (m/s), acceleration (m/s²), time (s)2233

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4. A cat walked 5 meters west and it took the cat 2 seconds to walk that 5 meters. What was the (e) smit (2\m average velocity of the cat? (2\m) vibolav 1A6 +V=V CFS1: CFS2: CFS3: CFS4: CFS5: CFS6: CFS2: CFS3: 5. If an airplane was accelerating 100 m/s² for 20 seconds and when that airplane started accelerating it was traveling at 100 m/s, how fast was the plane going after that acceleration? CFS1: The you arz to noiteelsoos srit od lliw tarw CFS4: CFS5: $2\m01 01 xod 32 69161006 of berupa 2 9310 16HWI CFS6: 5240 2240 you gifs no behexs zi sonoi notwen 261 S :1230 0233 2270 18243

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4. A cat walked 5 meters west and it took the cat 2 seconds to walk that 5 meters. What was the
vibolav
JAG +V=V
m) nolt619/9308 (2)
average velocity of the cat?
CFS1:
CFS2:
CFS3:
CFS4:
CFS5:
CFS6:
CFS2:
CFS3:
CFS4:
CFS5:
$ $2\m01 01 xod 32 s 916199006 of berupt al 9310 1GHW I
5. If an airplane was accelerating 100 m/s² for 20 seconds and when that airplane started accelerating
it was traveling at 100 m/s, how fast was the plane going after that acceleration?
23240
CFS1:
CFS6:
$240
Trg:8270
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12230
Theo you arz to noitesel930s adit od lliw teriw o o x Is no behexs al sonoi notwen 261 S
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Identify the equation that you can use to solve.
Know what the variables are (what the letters stand for)
Find and write all of your knowns
Find the thing you're looking for (unknown variable)
Solve the equation for that unknown variable
Then simply put in the numbers and solve.
Equation Bank:
Equation
Vavg=AX/At
F = ma
V₁= V₁ + a^t
18
glas adi zaw 36 22 aniog
2735
Manipulating Physics Equations to Solve Problems
What the variables represent (and the units)
Average velocity (m/s), displacement (m), time (s)
Force (Newtons), mass (kg), acceleration (m/s²)
Velocity (m/s), acceleration (m/s²), time (s)
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