Answer: The object moves with constant velocity
Explanation:
In this velocity vs time graph we're dealing with Ap physics or regents physics. If we look at the slope we can see it is constant or not changing. Even so lets check the other answers and prove them wrong
The objects speed increases: This is wrong because the line shows a steady 5m/s with no change
The object is in free fall: If the object was in freefall the speed would be increasing as a result of acceleration due to gravity
The object moves with a constant speed: This seems to be the case since the slope or line doesn't change at all
The object stays at rest: Can't be right because the object is at a speed of 5m/s so we know its moving at least
The objects speed decreases: Again the line isn't going up or down so we can't say speed increases or decreases
-- The wavelength and the amplitude were described in my answer to your previous question.
-- A "compression" is a place where the wave is <em>compressed</em>. It's the darker section of the wave in the picture, where the wavelength is temporarily shorter, so several waves are all bunched up (compressed) in a small time.
-- A "rarefaction" is exactly the opposite of a "compression". It's a place where the wave gets more "<em>rare</em>" ... the wavelength temporarily gets longer, so that several waves get stretched out, and there are fewer of them in some period of time. The arrow in the picture points to a rarefaction.
Slope of a curve Y plotted against X is mathematically given as
now here we can see that if similarly graph is plotted against distance and time then slope is given as
here we can say that above is ratio of small distance and very small interval of time.
so here we can say that this ratio of distance and time for very small interval of time is known as instantaneous speed of the object which is falling freely under gravity.
So here slope of the graph will represent the speed at a given instant.
Answer: P = FV becuase all of them are equal in strength.
Explanation: In the straight forward cases where a constant force moves an object at constant velocity, the power is just P = Fv. In a more general case where the velocity is not in the same direction as the force, then the scalar product offorce and velocity must be used. P = Power, F = Force, V = Velocity.
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<span>They are balanced. If the forces were not balanced the book would move*. In this example, the downward force of gravity on the book is counterbalanced by the upthrust of the desk. </span>
