An atom moving in 1 dimension has an initial velocity of vo = -3.00 [m/s]î and constant acceleration of a = -0.500 [m/s²]î . Which of the following statements is/are true? 1. After t = 2 seconds, the particle will be located 7 meters to the left of its initial position. 2. The particle is initially moving to the left. 3. The particle is slowing down. A. 1 only В. 2 only C. 1 and 2 only D. 1, 2, 3

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item 1:
An atom moving in 1 dimension has an initial velocity of v = -3.00 [m/s]î
and constant acceleration of a = -0.500 [m/s²]î . Which of the following
statements is/are true?
1. After t = 2 seconds, the particle will be located 7 meters to the left of its initial position.
2. The particle is initially moving to the left.
3. The particle is slowing down.
A. 1 only
B. 2 only
C. 1 and 2 only
D. 1, 2, 3
item 2:
An object slides across the floor with initial velocity of 40. [m/s]. What is its
average acceleration if it stops after 60. [s]?
A. –27 (m/s²]
B. -0.67 (m/s²]
C. 0.67 [m/s²]
D. 27 (m/s²]
item 3:
In 1.00 [min], James moved 30.0 [m], 30.9° North of West from his initial position.
What is James' average velocity?
A. v = -0.429 [m/s]î+0.257 [m/s]j
B. v = 0.429 [m/s]î – 0.257 [m/s]j
C. v = -0.257 (m/s] î+0.429[m/s]ĵ
D. v = 0.257 [m/s] î – 0.429 [m/s] j
Transcribed Image Text:item 1: An atom moving in 1 dimension has an initial velocity of v = -3.00 [m/s]î and constant acceleration of a = -0.500 [m/s²]î . Which of the following statements is/are true? 1. After t = 2 seconds, the particle will be located 7 meters to the left of its initial position. 2. The particle is initially moving to the left. 3. The particle is slowing down. A. 1 only B. 2 only C. 1 and 2 only D. 1, 2, 3 item 2: An object slides across the floor with initial velocity of 40. [m/s]. What is its average acceleration if it stops after 60. [s]? A. –27 (m/s²] B. -0.67 (m/s²] C. 0.67 [m/s²] D. 27 (m/s²] item 3: In 1.00 [min], James moved 30.0 [m], 30.9° North of West from his initial position. What is James' average velocity? A. v = -0.429 [m/s]î+0.257 [m/s]j B. v = 0.429 [m/s]î – 0.257 [m/s]j C. v = -0.257 (m/s] î+0.429[m/s]ĵ D. v = 0.257 [m/s] î – 0.429 [m/s] j
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