A car starts from X = 11m at t = 0 and moves with the velocity graph shown in figure below. [email protected] 2s,3s,4s?

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A car starts from x = 11m, t= 0 and moves with the velocity graph shown in figure below. GRAPH:http://session.masteringphysics.com/problemAsset/1…A: What is the object’s position at t = 2s?B: What is the object’s position at t =3s? C: What is the object’s position at t = 4s?THANKS 🙂

Madie Hilpert · Accepted Answer

The position change is the area under the velocity vs time curveDon’t forget to include the initial position (x = 11m @ t = 0) A) So x = x0 + area under curve from 0 to 2 secondsx = 11 + 1/2b(h1 + h2) (area of a t ɾąքҽ zoid) = 11 + 1/22(12 + 4) = 27mB) now the area is a triangle so x = 11 + 1/2123 = 11 + 18 = 29mC) now there is a negative area so x = 11 + 1/2123 – 1/214 = 27m

Madie Hilpert · Answer

the object is slowing down, after 3 seconds it starts to go backwards, velocity = displacement/time therefore displacement = velocity x timeat t=2 its at 8m because velocity=4 time=2 —->4×2=8at t=3 its at 0m because velocity=0 time=3 —->0x3=0and finally t=4 is -16 because velocity=-4 and time=4 therefore its -16 so its 16 from where it startedPlus the guy belows method works to (y)

Madie Hilpert · Answer

the link is not workin.! 🙁well.., a hint dat i can give u is.. try calculating the area under the velocity- time graph ( in case it is one).. that will give u THE CHANGE IN POSITION.!

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A car starts from X = 11m at t = 0 and moves with the velocity graph shown in figure below. [email protected] 2s,3s,4s?

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