12:17亚,7.3K/sK P191 TUTORIAL SHEET 4-Jan22.pdfP191 TUTORIAL SHEET 4Prepared byEng. Kombe D.S(KINEMATICS)1. How far does a train travel in the sixth second if it starts from rest with a uniformacceleration of 4.0 m/s²?2. A Zambian airways plane leaves Kenneth Kaunda International airport at the same time(11.00hrs) as an Ethiopian airways plane. Assuming the first plane was moving with avelocity of 208.33m/s while the second plane was moving with a velocity of 500km/h,which plane arrives earlier and what is the arrival time difference of the planes assumingthe Zambian airways plane arrives at 12.30hrs.3. A stone is thrown vertically upwards with a speed of 22m/s. It is caught on its way downat a point 6.5m above the position it was thrown.a)How fast was it going when it was caught?b)How long did the trip take?4. The figure below shows a velocity-time graph for the motion of a race along a race terrain.Velocityms1510510203040506070Time/sa) What is the acceleration of the car at 10s, 25s, 40s and 60s respectively?b) What is the total distance covered after 70s?QFullscreenSearchO

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Prepared by Eng. Kombe D.S (KINEMATICS) 1. How far does a train travel in the sixth second if it starts from rest with a uniform acceleration of 4.0 m/s²? 2. A Zambian airways plane leaves Kenneth Kaunda International airport at the same time (11.00hrs) as an Ethiopian airways plane. Assuming the first plane was moving with a

Prepared by Eng. Kombe D.S (KINEMATICS) 1. How far does a train travel in the sixth second if it starts from rest with a uniform acceleration of 4.0 m/s²? 2. A Zambian airways plane leaves Kenneth Kaunda International airport at the same time (11.00hrs) as an Ethiopian airways plane. Assuming the first plane was moving with a

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