Sadly, no. The statement kind of has some appropriate words in it, but it's badly corrupted. Objects don't fall to Earth at a rate of 9.8 m/s, and the force that accelerates them downward is not a centripetal one.
Answer:1.84
Explanation:
Given
Humming bird travels 1.2 m along a straight line at height of 3.4 m
Now bird drops 1.4 m to hover in front of the flower
So bird net displacement is
displacement
displacement
=1.84
Answer:
β= 57.99 south of east
Explanation:
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Velocity in axis x the two balls come one from east and west
Velocity in axis y initial is zero so:
Angle is find using:
tan(β)=
Answer:
<u>Average Velocity:</u>
When a body covers some displacement moving from point A to B, in a given time,t. Then dividing the total distance covered by the time taken to complete the displacement is called as the average velocity of that car.
We can calculate the average velocity of car by subtracting the initial displacement of a body,s₁ from the final displacement position of the body, s₂. And then dividing by the initial time,t₁ been subtracted from the final time,t₂.
We will get the required results, now if we want to obtain the results in the final three seconds then, we can have the following explanation to that as given.
Explanation:
Lets say, that we have the car moving for 10 seconds and then it stops at the eleventh second of the trip on final position, of the displacement. Then we divide the whole trips into small segments, as we will have the different velocity at each interval but, the velocity is unknown at the last 3 seconds is unknown=?.
- Total time taken, Δt= 11 seconds,
- Then lets say the velocity at the 8th second is , v=25 m/s,then
- Δv=x₂-(25)/11-0,⇒Δv=x₂-25/11,
