Meagan - to solve this use kinematics equation V(t2) = V(t1) + at which would give:
Here V(t2) is negative 17.73 as EAST is positive and object is traveling WEST.
t2 - t1 = 6 seconds
-17.73 = 8.790 + 6a
Solve for a to get acceleration = -4.420 m/s2
Meagan M.
asked 06/17/23At t1 = 5.0s an object's velocity is v1 = 8.790m/s to the EAST, and at t2 = 11.0s its velocity is
v2 = 17.730 m/s to the WEST. Assuming a constant acceleration
Take EAST as the positive direction.
Meagan - to solve this use kinematics equation V(t2) = V(t1) + at which would give:
Here V(t2) is negative 17.73 as EAST is positive and object is traveling WEST.
t2 - t1 = 6 seconds
-17.73 = 8.790 + 6a
Solve for a to get acceleration = -4.420 m/s2
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