The table below shows data (position or velocity) for 8 different objects. Let west be the positive direction & east be the negative direction. Based on the data, determine whether each object SPED UP THE ENTIRE TIME, SLOWED DOWN THE ENTIRE TIME, or TRAVELED AT A CONSTANT VELOCITY. For each scenario (sped up, slowed down, & constant velocity) choose all that apply. Elapsed Time Velocity Velocity Velocity Velocity Velocity Velocity Velocity Velocity of object of object of object of object of object of object of object of object 1 4 (s) (mm/s) (km/h) (m/s) (ft/min) (mi/h) (in/min) (ft/s) (in/s) -91 -81 -82 79 -88 84 17 72 1 -91 -77 -84 69 -86 84 17 75 2 -91 -73 -86 59 -84 84 17 78 3 -91 -69 -88 49 -82 84 17 81 4 -91 -65 -90 39 -80 84 17 84 Sped up O Slowed down Constant velocity

The table below shows data (position or velocity) for 8 different objects. Let west be the positive direction & east be the negative direction. Based on the data, determine whether each object SPED UP THE ENTIRE TIME, SLOWED DOWN THE ENTIRE TIME, or TRAVELED AT A CONSTANT VELOCITY. For each scenario (sped up, slowed down, & constant velocity) choose all that apply. Elapsed Time Velocity Velocity Velocity Velocity Velocity Velocity Velocity Velocity of object of object of object of object of object of object of object of object 1 4 (s) (mm/s) (km/h) (m/s) (ft/min) (mi/h) (in/min) (ft/s) (in/s) -91 -81 -82 79 -88 84 17 72 1 -91 -77 -84 69 -86 84 17 75 2 -91 -73 -86 59 -84 84 17 78 3 -91 -69 -88 49 -82 84 17 81 4 -91 -65 -90 39 -80 84 17 84 Sped up O Slowed down Constant velocity

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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