Answer:
3.75 m/s
Explanation:
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Let's deal with the second question first. The average velocity is 0 because the displacement (distance between the starting point and ending point) is 0.
The first question is a little harder. You don't seem to have enough information. When that happens, you can just make things up. Now there's an interesting solution. You could do it with algebra, but it is easier to see with numbers.
Givens
- d = 150 m. between A and B
- r1 = rate from A to B = 5 m/s
- r2 = rate from B to A = 3 m/s
- time A to B = t1
- time B to A = t2
Formulas
t1 = d / r1
t2 = d/r2
average rate = total distance / total time
Solution
t1 = 150 m / 5 m/s = 30 seconds
t2 = 150 m / 3 m/s = 50 seconds
Total distance = 150 m + 150 m = 300 m
Total time = 30 seconds + 50 seconds = 80 seconds
Average speed = 300 m / 80 s
Answer
Average speed = 3.75 m/s
Answer: 2000 v/m, from B to A.
Explanation: if point A is at the origin (x=0m) and point B is at the point x= 0.150m, the distance between both points (d) = 0.150 - 0 = 0.150m
Point A is at a 200v potential and point B is at a potential of 500v.
Difference in potential produces a voltage (v) = 500 - 200 = 300v.
The relationship between voltage, electric field intensity and distance is given by the formulae below
v=Ed
Where v = voltage = 300v, electric field =?, d = 0.150m
300 = E×0.150
E = 300/0.150
E = 2000 v/m.
Since point B is at higher potential than A, it implies that if there is an electron in this field, it will move from B to A thus making the direction of field be from B to A.
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