| Problem | Key Result | | --- | --- | | 1 | ( t = 10 , \texts, s = 100 , \textm ) | | 2 | Total distance = 12 m | | 3 | No finite max velocity | | 4 | Max speed = 6 m/s | | 5 | Distance = 4 m |
Stone 2 is thrown 1 second later, so its travel time = t - 1 = 2.193 s. Initial velocity u (downward positive): y = u·t₂ + ½ g t₂² → 50 = u(2.193) + ½ (9.81)(2.193)² ½(9.81)(4.809) = 23.58 Thus 50 = 2.193u + 23.58 → 2.193u = 26.42 → u ≈ 12.04 m/s downward.
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Displacement: s=vit+12at2Displacement: s equals v sub i t plus one-half a t squared
Let ( t = 0 ) be the start. Car: ( s_c = 0 + 0 \cdot t + \frac12 (2) t^2 = t^2 ) Truck: ( s_t = 10t ) | Problem | Key Result | | ---
s(4) = 2(16) - (256)/12 + 3(4) + 2 = 32 - 21.333 + 12 + 2 = 24.667 m s(0)=2 m → Displacement = 24.667 - 2 = 22.667 m .
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Displacement from t=2 to t=6: [ \int_2^6 (2t-4) dt = [t^2 - 4t]_2^6 = (36-24) - (4-8) = 12 - (-4) = 16 \ \textm ] Distance part 2 = ( 16 ) m (positive, no absolute needed).
Catch up: ( s_c = s_t ) ( t^2 = 10t ) ( t(t - 10) = 0 ) → ( t = 10 , \texts ) (ignore ( t=0 ))