Chapter 1: Q6CP (page 14)
If and , calculate the following
If and , calculate the following:(a)
Short Answer
The answer to each part is:
Chapter 1: Q6CP (page 14)
If and , calculate the following
If and , calculate the following:(a)
The answer to each part is:
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Get started for freeThe following questions refer to the vectors depicted by arrows in figure 1.57.
(a) What are the components of the vector ?(note that since the vector lies in the xy plane ,its z component is zero.)
(b) What are the components of the vector ?
(c) Is this statement true or false?
(d) What are the components of the vector ?
(e) Is this statement true or false?
(f) What are the components of the vector ?
(g) Is this statement true or false?
What is the unit vector in the direction of? What is the unit vector in the direction of?
Figure 1.60 shows the trajectory of a ball travelling through the air, affected by both gravity and air resistance.
Here are the positions of the ball at several successive times.
Location | t(s) | Position ( m) |
A | 0.0 | (0,0,0) |
B | 1.0 | (22.3,26.1,0) |
C | 2.0 | (40.1,38.1,0) |
a) What is the average velocity of the ball as it travels between location A and location B? b) If the ball continued to travel at the same average velocity during the next second, where would it be at the end of that second? (That is, where would it be at time t=2s )c) How does your prediction from part b) compare to the actual position of the ball at t=2s(location C)? If the predicted and the observed location of the ball are different, explain why?
Question: you throw a ball. assume that the origin is on the ground, with the axis pointing upward. Just after the ball leaves your hand its position is . The average velocity of the ball over the next is . As time after the ball leaves your hand, what is the height of the ball above the ground?
Question: Which of the following observers might observe something that appears to violate Newton's first law of motion? Explain why. (1) A person standing still on a street corner (2) A person riding on a roller coaster (3) A passenger on a starship traveling at 0.75c toward the nearby star Alpha Centauri (4) An airplane pilot doing aerobatic loops (5) A hockey player coasting across the ice.
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