Ms. Lane teaches two sections of math class. Below are the results of a pop quiz she gave each section. Which section’s data sho
ws the most variability?
A. Section B; the maximum number of students scored 9.
B. Section A; the maximum number of students scored 6
C. Section B; students in this section scored between 1 and 9
D. Section A; students in this section scored between 1 and 10
A. Section B; the maximum number of students scored 9.
B. Section A; the maximum number of students scored 6
C. Section B; students in this section scored between 1 and 9
D. Section A; students in this section scored between 1 and 10
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Step-by-step explanation:
Eek! Let's give this a go. Things we know:
acceleration of Bond in free fall is -9.8 m/s/s
velocity of the truck is 25 m/s
displacement Bond will travel when he jumps is -10 m
What we are looking for is the time it will take him to hit the top of the truck, knowing that the truck can travel from one pole to the next in 1 second.
Our displacement equation is
Δx = v₀t + 1/2at²
Filling in we have
Simplifying we get
This is a quadratic that needs to be solved however you personally solve quadratics. When you do that, you find that the times it will take Bond to drop that displacement is either -.37 seconds or 5.47 seconds. Many things in physics can be negative, like velocity and acceleration, but time NEVER will be. So it takes Bond 5.5 seconds to drop to the roof of the moving truck. That means that he needs to jump when the truck is between the 5th and the 6th poles away from him.
Good luck with this!
Cheers!