The figure shows a velocity-versus-time graph for a particle moving along the x-axis. At t=0s, assume that x=0m. What is the particle's position at t=3.0s?
The figure shows a velocity-versus-time graph for a particle moving - 1

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Answer 1
Answer: distance = area under graph v-t
area = 4x2 + 1x(2+4)/2 = 11
at 3s, particle is at 11m

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a train travels 150 km in the same time that a plane travels 400 km. if the rate of the plane is 20 km per hour less than three times the rate of the train, find both rates

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Answer:

Speed of train =  60 km/hr

Speed of plane = 160 km/hr

Explanation:

We can construct the following equations from the given information:

Speed of train * time = 150                                              -Equation 1

Speed of plane * time = 400                                           -Equation 2

Speed of plane = (3 * Speed of train) - 20                      -Equation 3

We can solve these three simultaneous equations for the three variables (speed of train , speed of plane, time).

Substituting within Eq. 1 and Eq. 2 we get:

Speed of plane * 150 = 400 * Speed of train   -Equation 4

Finally, solving Eq. 4 and Eq. 3 simultaneously we get:

Speed of train =  60 km/hr

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The kinetic energy of the diver is 5040 J. The speed of the diver is 12 m/s. Calculate the mass of the diver.What's the mass of the diver?​

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Answer:

  • 70 kg

Explanation:

We know that,

  • Kinetic energy = 1/2 mv²

Where m is mass and v is velocity or speed.

Putting the required values,

  • 5040 = 1/2 × m ( 12 × 12)
  • 5040 × 2 = m × 144
  • 10080 = m × 144

divide both side by 144

  • m = 70 kg

So the mass of the diver is 70 kg respectively.

What is the difference between work done by fuel and work done by moving object??

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Answer:

work done by fuel is chemical energy and work done by moving objects is kinetic energy

Explanation:

when work is done by object that object gains energy . when the work is done by an object that object loses energy because it is transferring it to something else .

Answer:

work done by fuel is conversion of chemical energy into mechanical whereas work done by moving object is due to its displacement by the application of force. actually, both of them give same meaning

Terminal velocity and Inicial velocity they are related???

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Well the only relation they have is that they are both velocities.

The initial velocity of an object is the velocity it begins moving with. i. e if a ball is thrown its initial velocity is the velocity it has once it leaves the hand.

Terminal velocity is the maximum velocity an object can achieve when it is in free fall. i.e if a bowling ball is dropped from a plane, its velocity will increase until it reaches terminal velocity.

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A.
They reflect visible light but let infrared light pass through.
B.
They reflect both visible light and infrared light.
C.
They reflect infrared light but let visible light pass through.
D.
They let both infrared light and visible light pass through.

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It’s c

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What is the exact meaning of croos section and cross sectional area of a conductor?

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The cross section is the little tiny circle you see when you cut a wire
and look at the flat, cut end.

The cross-sectional area of the wire is the area of that little circle. 
It's equal to

                           Area = (pi) x (1/4) x (Diameter of the wire)²