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Helen [10]
3 years ago
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1- Considering that your home is the reference point, what is the location of each of the cars A, B, and C?

Physics
1 answer:
MrMuchimi3 years ago
3 0

The relative position we can find the correct answers are:

1.  x_ah = -10 miles, Car B x_bh = + 10 miles, Car C x_ch = -30 miles

2.  x_ {gb} = -40 miles

3.  x_ {ea} = +25 miles

4.  The position must be measured in two different times

5.  The osition and the time

 

In physics, the magnitudes must be measured with respect to some reference that is arbitrarily assigned the value zero. Specifically in kinematics and dynamics, it is essential to establish a coordinate system and an explicit reference to perform all measurements.

1) In this case they give a coordinate axis (North - South) regarding where to carry out the measurements, as they ask that the House be the reference point, this point is worth zero, the magnitudes to the right are positive and the magnitudes to the left they are negative; also in the diagram the value of each division is indicated is 5 mile. Therefore the positions of the cars are

Car A     x_{ah} = -10 miles

Car B     x_{bh} = + 10 miles

Car C     x_{ch} = -30 miles

The meaning of the subscripts is that the last index corresponds to the body with respect to which the measurements are made, in the table you will find all nomenclature

    Carr          Position

   x_ {ah}      Car A with respect to home (h)

   x_ {bh}      Car B with respect to home (h)

   x_ {ch}      Car C with respect to home (h)

2) The position of the gas station relative to B is requested

The relative distance of two objects is the distance of one object measured from the reference of the other body

          x_ {bh} = ax_ {gh} + x_ {gb}

where x_{bh} is the distance of car B from the house, x_ {gh} is the distance of the gas station from the house and x_{gb} is the distance of the gas station from B

         

        x_ {gb} = - (x_ {gh} - x_ {bh})

         x gb = - [30 - (10)]

         x_ {gb} = -40 miles

3) The position of the school (e) with respect to car A is requested

         x_ {eh} = 15 miles

          x_ {ea} = x_ {eh} + x_ {ah}

          x_ {ea} = 15 + 10

          x_ {ea} = +25 thousands

4) The average velocity of a body is defined as the change of position with respect to time

In this case, to know if something is moving, the position should be measured in two different times and use the relation

          v_ {avg} = \frac{\Delta x}{\Delta t}

Where v is the average velocity, Δx and Δt are the position and time variations in the interval.

5) From the previous expression we can see that the average velocity depends on two factors: position and time

In conclusion using the relative position we can shorten the correct answers are:

1.  x_ah = -10 miles, Car B x_bh = + 10 miles, Car C x_ch = -30 miles

2.  x_ {gb} = -40 miles

3.  x_ {ea} = +25 miles

4.  Measure position in two different time

5.  The position and time

Learn more about relative position here:

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