Demonstration 2: On the axes to the right, sketch your predictions for the x-component of the velocity as a function of time and the y-component of the velocity as a function of time. Based on your graph for v, vs. t, write an equation for vx as a function of time. Vx = Based on your graph for v, vs. t, write an equation for vy as a function of time. Vy (a) (b) x component of velocity O y component of velocity + O y Question 5: In the space below, draw an arrow that represents the direction of the acceleration of the ball (a) just after it is released, (b) when it reaches the highest point in its trajectory, (c) while it is on its way down. If the acceleration is zero, write ZERO above the ball. (c) time O time Question 6: In the space below, draw the free-body (force) diagram for the ball (a) just after it is released, (b) when it reaches the highest point in its trajectory, (c) while it is on its way down. If there are no forces acting on the ball, write NONE above the ball. If the net force on the ball is zero, write ZERO above the ball.

Demonstration 2: On the axes to the right, sketch your predictions for the x-component of the velocity as a function of time and the y-component of the velocity as a function of time. Based on your graph for v, vs. t, write an equation for vx as a function of time. Vx = Based on your graph for v, vs. t, write an equation for vy as a function of time. Vy (a) (b) x component of velocity O y component of velocity + O y Question 5: In the space below, draw an arrow that represents the direction of the acceleration of the ball (a) just after it is released, (b) when it reaches the highest point in its trajectory, (c) while it is on its way down. If the acceleration is zero, write ZERO above the ball. (c) time O time Question 6: In the space below, draw the free-body (force) diagram for the ball (a) just after it is released, (b) when it reaches the highest point in its trajectory, (c) while it is on its way down. If there are no forces acting on the ball, write NONE above the ball. If the net force on the ball is zero, write ZERO above the ball.

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College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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