A ball is kicked into the air from the ground on a flat field. It lands on the ground in a part of the field some distance away. Assume there is no air resistance. Define a coordinate system with positive y upward, and positive x along the ground in the direction the ball travels. Consider what the motion graphs would look like for the ball. Examine the graphs below. [(a) [ (d) I (g) [(b) -I[ (e) [ (h) [(c) -I[ (f) I 1) Choose the letter next to the graph (to the left of each graph) that best shows the shape of each type of motion graph for the ball. position x vs. t: ? v; y vs. t: [? v velocity Vz Vs. t: ? v; Vy vs. t:? v acceleration az vs. t: ? v; ay vs. t: ? v For this problem, you are not required to show any work, but you must clearly list the types of motion graphs as listed above (for example, vy vs. t) and the letter of the graph shape that correctly corresponds to that type of graph for the scenario described above.

A ball is kicked into the air from the ground on a flat field. It lands on the ground in a part of the field some distance away. Assume there is no air resistance. Define a coordinate system with positive y upward, and positive x along the ground in the direction the ball travels. Consider what the motion graphs would look like for the ball. Examine the graphs below. [(a) [ (d) I (g) [(b) -I[ (e) [ (h) [(c) -I[ (f) I 1) Choose the letter next to the graph (to the left of each graph) that best shows the shape of each type of motion graph for the ball. position x vs. t: ? v; y vs. t: [? v velocity Vz Vs. t: ? v; Vy vs. t:? v acceleration az vs. t: ? v; ay vs. t: ? v For this problem, you are not required to show any work, but you must clearly list the types of motion graphs as listed above (for example, vy vs. t) and the letter of the graph shape that correctly corresponds to that type of graph for the scenario described above.

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College Physics

11th Edition

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CQ: Estimate the order of magnitude of the length, in meters, of each of the following; (a) a mouse, (b)...

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