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Ninety seven = −73. sixty three ( ) observe that when you consider that either elements are unfavourable, the vector is within the third quadrant. G G G C − A − B = −24. 0ˆi − seventy three. 6ˆj G G G C−A−B = ( −24. 03) 2 + ( −73. 63)2 = seventy seven. five θ = tan −1 −73. sixty three −24. 03 be aware that the reply to (c) is the complete opposite of the reply to (b). = seventy one. nine° lower than − x axis 15. The x part is unfavourable and the y part is confident, because the summit is to the west of north. the perspective measured counterclockwise from the confident x axis will be 122. 4o. therefore the parts are discovered to be as follows. x = 4580 cos122. four° = −2454 m y = 4580 sin122. four° = 3867 m z = 2450 m G G 2 2 2 r = −2450 m ˆi + 3870 m ˆj + 2450 m okayˆ r = ( −2454 ) + ( 4580 ) + ( 2450 ) = 5190 m sixteen. (a) Use the Pythagorean theorem to discover the prospective x parts. ninety. zero 2 = x 2 + ( −55. zero ) 2 x 2 = 5075 → x = ± seventy one. 2 devices G (b) convey each one vector in part shape, with V the vector to be decided. seventy one. 2 ˆi − fifty five. zero ˆj + V x ˆi + V y ˆj = − eighty. zero ˆi + zero. zero ˆj → ( ) ( → ) V x = ( −80. zero − seventy one. 2 ) = − 151. 2 G V = − 151. 2 ˆi + fifty five. zero ˆj V y = fifty five. zero 17. Differentiate the location vector that allows you to verify the rate, and differentiate the speed so one can ascertain the acceleration. G G G dr 2ˆ ˆ ˆ r = ( nine. 60t i + eight. eighty five j − 1. 00t okay ) m → v = = ( nine. 60 ˆi − 2. 00t okˆ ) m s → dt G G dv a= = −2. 00 okˆ m s 2 dt © 2008 Pearson schooling, Inc. , top Saddle River, NJ. All rights reserved. This fabric is safe lower than all copyright legislation as they presently exist. No component of this fabric might be reproduced, in any shape or in any way, with no permission in writing from the writer. fifty three Physics for Scientists & Engineers with sleek Physics, 4th variation teacher options guide 18. the common speed is located from the displacement on the twice. G G r ( t2 ) − r ( t1 ) G v avg = t2 − t1 ( ) ( ) ⎡ nine. 60 ( three. 00 ) ˆi + eight. eighty five ˆj − ( three. 00 ) 2 okayˆ m ⎤ − ⎡ nine. 60 (1. 00 ) ˆi + eight. eighty five ˆj − (1. 00 ) 2 okayˆ m ⎤ ⎦ ⎣ ⎦ = ⎣ 2. 00 s ( ) = nine. 60 ˆi − four. 00 okˆ m s The value of the immediate pace is located from the rate vector. G G dr v= = ( nine. 60 ˆi − 2. 00t okˆ ) m s dt G v ( 2. 00 ) = ( nine. 60 ˆi − ( 2. 00 )( 2. 00 ) okˆ ) m s = ( nine. 60 ˆi − four. 00 okˆ ) m s → v= ( nine. 60 )2 + ( four. 00 )2 m s = 10. four m s observe that, because the acceleration of this item is continuing, the typical pace over the time period is the same as the prompt pace on the midpoint of the time period. 19. From the unique place vector, we now have x = nine. 60t , y = eight. eighty five, z = −1. 00t 2 . therefore 2 ⎛ x ⎞ = − ax 2 , y = eight. eighty five. this is often the equation for a parabola within the x-z aircraft that has its ⎟ ⎝ nine. 60 ⎠ z = −⎜ vertex at coordinate (0,8. 85,0) and opens downward. 20. (a) usual speed is displacement divided by means of elapsed time. because the displacement isn't identified, the typical pace can't be made up our minds . a different case exists with regards to consistent acceleration, the place the common pace is the numeric regular of the preliminary and ultimate velocities. yet this isn't exact as movement with consistent acceleration, and in order that detailed case can't be assumed.

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