Give examples of objects whose motion is described by each of the plots in the figures below.LEN nCase 2aCase 1tCase 3tCase 1:A driver keeps his foot steady on the gas pedal to keep the car moving at constant acceleration. The driver then shifts gears and the car is still accelerating, but the value of a is then smaller than at the start.An example is a car moving at constant velocity in a lane on the freeway when the driver decides to momentarily accelerate and change to a faster-moving lane. The driver then continues at a constant, but greater speed.A motorist applies his brakes so as to slow down to match the speed of a car in front of him. Afterwards the motorist continues at constant speed.Case 2:An example is a car moving at constant velocity in a lane on the freeway when the driver decides to momentarily accelerate and change to a faster-moving lane. The driver then continues at a constant, but greater speed.A driver keeps his foot steady on the gas pedal to keep the car moving at constant acceleration. The driver then shifts gears and the car is still accelerating, but the value of a is then smaller than at the start.A motorist applies his brakes so as to slow down to match the speed of a car in front of him. Afterwards the motorist continues at constant speed.Case 3:A driver keeps his foot steady on the gas pedal to keep the car moving at constant acceleration. The driver then shifts gears and the car is still accelerating, but the value of a is then smaller than at the start.An example is a car moving at constant velocity in a lane on the freeway when the driver decides to momentarily accelerate and change to a faster-moving lane. The driver then continues at a constant, but greater speed.A motorist applies his brakes so as to slow down to match the speed of a car in front of him. Afterwards the motorist continues at constant speed.

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Give examples of objects whose motion is described by each of the plots in the figures below. EEN n Case 2 Case 1 Case 3 Case 1: A driver keeps his foot steady on the gas pedal to keep the car moving at constant acceleration. The driver then shifts gears and the car is still accelerating, but the value of a is then smaller than at the start. An example is a car moving at constant velocity in a lane on the freeway when the driver decides to momentarily accelerate and change to a faster-moving lane. The driver then continues at a constant, but greater speed. A motorist applies his brakes so as to slow down to match the speed of a car in front of him. Afterwards the motorist continues at constant speed. Case 2: An example is a car moving at constant velocity in a lane on the freeway when the driver decides to momentarily accelerate and change to a faster-moving lane. The driver then continues at a constant, but greater speed. O A driver keeps his foot steady on the gas pedal to keep the car moving at constant acceleration. The driver then shifts gears and the car is still accelerating, but the value of a is then smaller than at the start. A motorist applies his brakes so as to slow down to match the speed of a car in front of him. Afterwards the motorist continues at constant speed. Case 3: A driver keeps his foot steady on the gas pedal to keep the car moving at constant acceleration. The driver then shifts gears and the car is still accelerating, but the value of a is then smaller than at the start. An example is a car moving at constant velocity in a lane on the freeway when the driver decides to momentarily accelerate and change to a faster-moving lane. The driver then continues at a constant, but greater speed. A motorist applies his brakes so as to slow down to match the speed of a car in front of him. Afterwards the motorist continues at constant speed.

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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)...