A ferry makes a short run between two docks; one in Lincoln Harbor, New Jersey, the other on W 34th street, NY. As the ferry approached W 34th street (travelling in positive x direction) its speed is 7.4m/s a) If the ferry slows to a stop in 12.3 seconds, what is its average acceleration? b) As the ferry returns to the Lincoln Harbor, its speed is 7.3m/s. If it comes to rest in 13.1 seconds, what is its average acceleration?

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3) A ferry makes a short run between two docks; one in Lincoln Harbor, New Jersey, the other on
W 34th street, NY. As the ferry approached W 34th street (travelling in positive x direction) its
speed is 7.4m/s
a) If the ferry slows to a stop in 12.3 seconds, what is its average acceleration?
b) As the ferry returns to the Lincoln Harbor, its speed is 7.3m/s. If it comes to rest in 13.1
seconds, what is its average acceleration?
Hint: Please note that for (a) If the ship is travelling in positive x– direction, and for (b) the ship is
travelling in positive or negative x– direction?
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Transcribed Image Text:d 1V = v = ;v = la-fa At ;Vf = vo + at; d = df – d; 3) A ferry makes a short run between two docks; one in Lincoln Harbor, New Jersey, the other on W 34th street, NY. As the ferry approached W 34th street (travelling in positive x direction) its speed is 7.4m/s a) If the ferry slows to a stop in 12.3 seconds, what is its average acceleration? b) As the ferry returns to the Lincoln Harbor, its speed is 7.3m/s. If it comes to rest in 13.1 seconds, what is its average acceleration? Hint: Please note that for (a) If the ship is travelling in positive x– direction, and for (b) the ship is travelling in positive or negative x– direction? X -
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