Answer:
A line crossing the x-axis in a velocity-time graph means that the moving object has changed its direction.
Explanation:
Velocity-Time graph:
A velocity-time graph is a two dimensional graph with velocity at its y-axis and time at its x-axis. At any point, value of y represents the velocity and value of x represents the time. The slope of the graph gives us the acceleration or deceleration of the moving object.
In a velocity-time graph:
- A straight line represents constant velocity.
- A diagonal line means that the velocity of a body is changing.
*Referring to the figure attached with the answer*
The velocity of the moving object increases at a constant rate for the first 10 minutes. Then the velocity is 60 m/min for the next 5 minutes. After that the velocity is decreasing. Till 30th minute when the velocity is at 0 m/min.
What happens here?
Velocity is a vector quantity. It has some direction. In a velocity-time graph, we are only concerned with two directions of velocity:
- Forward direction
- Backward direction
So, the object stops at 30th minute and starts moving in the reverse direction after that with an increasing velocity. <u>The point where the line cuts the x-axis is basically the point where the object starts moving in the reverse direction.</u>
Answer:
1380 kph west
Explanation:
The resultant velocity is the sum of airplane velocity with respect to air and the velocity of wind with respect to ground. Since these 2 vectors are in opposite direction (east vs west), we will take the 20 kph east as negative
1400 west + 20 east = 1400 west + (-20)west = 1380 kph west.
<span>The formula for inductance X is X=2*pi*freq*L. With the given information, we solve for L. The equation becomes: L = X/(2*pi*freq). Substituting the known variables gives us L = 147ohms / (2*pi*2000hz). Solving for L, L equals .0117. The inductance of this inductor is 11.7 mH.</span>
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Answer:
derived units are units of measurement derived from the seven base units specified by the International System of Units.
Explanation: