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The correct answer would be 1.7 m/s:
Start with what you know. In the y-direction, we know the jumper must fall 15 meters and starts with 0 velocity in the y direction. You can also assume that the acceleration of gravity is pulling down on the jumper at 9.8 m/s. Once you have these three you can plug it into kinematic a equation to find time
x=Vot+1/2at^2
15=(0)t+1/2(9.8)(t)^2
t=1.75
You get time=1.75 seconds. Since this is a kinematics problem, both the x and y direction have the same amount of time. You can then see that the x displacement is 3 to avoid the rocks, and acceleration is 0 in the x direction because no force is speeding it up. Therefore you can use the same equation to find initial velocity and final velocity, which are gonna be the same because we have 0 acceleration:
X=Vot+1/2at^2
3=Vi(1.75)+1/2(0)(1.75)^
Vi=1.7
1.7 is your answer
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Answer:
El 24 de febrero de 1895, por órdenes de Martí se levantan 35 aldeas en el Oriente de Cuba en lo que se ha dado en llamar el Grito de Baire.
Entre los lugares están Ibarra, Guantánamo y Manzanillo.
Explanation:
The average speed of an equatorial point is given by the ratio between the distance covered during one complete rotation (therefore, the circumference of Jupiter at the equator) and the time to complete one rotation:
where S is the circumference and t the time.
The radius of Jupiter is
so the circumference at the equator is:
While the time to complete one rotation is (in seconds)
Therefore the average speed of a point at the equator is
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