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vredina [299]
3 years ago
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A hiker has determined which hiking path to take through a national forest (A is the starting point and B is the final destinati

on). Below is the map of that trail. What does the red line most likely represent?
Total displacement from A to B
Total distance of the path from A to B
Both Total displacement and distance of path from A to B
The shortest path between A and B


In the following equation, Vi represents initial velocity and Vf represents final velocity. The equation for average acceleration is a = (Vf - Vi)/t. Solve this formula for t.
t = a/(Vf - Vi)
t = (Vf - Vi)/a
t = a(Vf - Vi)
t = (Vf - Vi)a

Select the 2 equations that show the same correct relationship between Average Velocity, Distance, and Time.
d = vt
t = v/d
v = t/d
v = d/t

NEED HELP ASAP PLEASE HELP
Physics
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