A car is moving with speed 19.7 m/s due south at one moment and 27.5 m/s due eas
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Question
A car is moving with speed 19.7 m/s due south at one moment and 27.5 m/s due east 6.00 s later.
Determine the magnitude and direction of its average velocity over this time interval.
Part B
Determine the magnitude and direction of its average acceleration over this time interval.
Part C
What is its average speed over this time interval?
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a). 32.4 m/s, 56.8 north of east b). 22.8 m/s, 33.2 north of east c). 45.5 m/s, 45.0 north of east d). The average velocity cannot be determined.Explanation / Answer
(a) Because we do not know the displacement over the given time interval, the average velocity is unknown.
(b) The average acceleration is
aav = Dv/Dt =[(27.5m/s)i -(-19.7m/s)j]/(6.00s) = (4.58m/s2)i + (3.28m/s2)j
the magnitude is | aav | = [(4.58m/s2)2 + (3.28m/s2)2]1/2 = 5.63 m/s2
We find the direction from tan q = (3.28m/s2)/(4.58m/s2) = 0.716, which gives q = 35.6° north of east.
(c) Because we do not know the distance traveled, the average speed is unknown.
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