Problem 2 - Velocity and Acceleration A point particle moves along the z axis, and its position as a function time is given by the equation z(t) = At – B , where A and B are positive constants. a) Which combinations of SI units are used to measure A and B, respectively?, b) What is the equation describing the velocity of the particle as a function of time? c) At what time is the velocity zero? Write your answer in terms of A and B. d) What is the maximum value which z can have? Write your answer in terms of A and B e) What is the equation describing the acceleration of the particle as a function of time?

Problem 2 - Velocity and Acceleration A point particle moves along the z axis, and its position as a function time is given by the equation z(t) = At – B , where A and B are positive constants. a) Which combinations of SI units are used to measure A and B, respectively?, b) What is the equation describing the velocity of the particle as a function of time? c) At what time is the velocity zero? Write your answer in terms of A and B. d) What is the maximum value which z can have? Write your answer in terms of A and B e) What is the equation describing the acceleration of the particle as a function of time?

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Problem 2 - Velocity and Acceleration
A point particle moves along the r axis, and its position as a function time is given by the equation
z(t) = At² – Bt ,
where A and B are positive constants.
a) Which combinations of SI units are used to measure A and B, respectively?
b) What is the equation describing the velocity of the particle as a function of time?
c) At what time is the velocity zero? Write your answer in terms of A and B.
d) What is the maximum value which r can have? Write your answer in terms of A and B
e) What is the equation describing the acceleration of the particle as a function of time?

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