I found a missing question online. <span>What is the magnitude of the angular displacement of the ride in radians between times t=0 and t= t1?
We can imagine our ride traveling from the starting point A to some point B (at t=1s).
We can find the angle of both points, and when we subtract them we get angular displacement.
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<span>Our angular displacement is:
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The answer is: 30 skiers were participating in the ski trip.
Method:
$50S = $1,850 - $350 = $1,500
S = 1,500/50 = 30
Therefore, 30 skiers went on the trip
It’s 2.03, you just put it into a calculator
4p^3(4p/1) is the answer (slash and divided are the same thing in case there's confussions)
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
12.7 meters divided by 3.6 seconds is 3.527 round it up and it stays 3.5 m/s