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Physics Ranking Tasks 9 Mechanics
Position Time Graphs—Displacement 8
In the position vs. time graphs below, all the times are in seconds (s), and all the positions are in meters(m). Rank these graphs on the basis of which graph indicates the greatest displacement from beginning toend of motion. Give the highest rank to the one(s) with the greatest displacement, and give the lowestrank to the one(s) indicating the least displacement. If two graphs indicate the same displacement, givethem the same rank. Note: Zero is greater than negative, and ties are possible.
t t t
x x x
t t t
x x x
30
3
5
10 5
5
10
2
308
10
A B C
D E F10
10 10
10
Greatest 1 2 3 4 5 6 Least
Or, none of these graphs indicate any displacement at all. ____________
Or, all of the displacements are the same. _____________
Please carefully explain your reasoning.
How sure were you of your ranking? (Circle one)Basically Guessed Sure Very Sure1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
8 K. W. Nicholson
✓ ✓ ✓=⇒ E €85.MG?9o
C had displacement of IOM AD had displacement of 3m
ABF had Zero displacement IE0
Physics Ranking Tasks 11 Mechanics
Position Time Graphs—Average Speed 10
In the position vs. time graphs below, all the times are in seconds (s), and all the positions are in meters(m). Rank these graphs on the basis of which graph indicates the greatest average speed, where theaverage speed is calculated from the beginning to the end of motion. Give the highest rank to the one(s)with the greatest average speed, and give the lowest rank to the one(s) indicating the least average speed.If two graphs indicate the same average speed, give them the same rank.
t t t
x x x
t t t
x x x
30
3
5
10 5
5
10
2
308
10
A B C
D E F10
10 10
10
Greatest 1 2 3 4 5 6 Least
Or, none of these are moving at all. _____________
Or, the average speed is the same for all of these. ____________
Please carefully explain your reasoning.
How sure were you of your ranking? (circle one)Basically Guessed Sure Very Sure1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
10 K. W. Nicholson
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Omls omls §
€50.345 3ns 1.6ms
E F C D AB
.
Pg . 30*9.
w <¥→E Nghthis positive
H
Giv= E = 2.90 mf. [ ST
I = - 2.90mW [n]E = 5.72 s
I = Omls
Required, (initial velocity)
Analysis : oi=TtISteps Isolate I
Et = is . I8
,= To it
Et =/,
at iii=v%# -8,
It Az = -8,
⇒at in =P,
Ba - Et Iv ,
0%- ( -2.90 ⇒[n](s⇒ If
0%+490 ;⇒[D(sm¥r,
0 Mls t 16.
588 m/s[Div
i. T ,= 16.6 m↳[N]
Pg.
30 # 5 .
v ,= 10 mls [ N]
✓ 2 = 10 mls [ S ]
constant speed?
T= Vz :
÷nls [ D . 10m1s[D
= 10m/s[s] - fund [§= 20ns [ s ]
Pg . 30*8Gilda
, 0.5343
Isig digsI :O .68§[n]it :O .89÷[D
Required time =t
Analysis k=I.¥Sleepy Isolate t
t=J-
t.0.am/sCf.O.68n1sfN=53m/s2[ N ]
t.ge#Edxt=o*
.
53 's
t = 0.396=
÷ 396 s
t = 0.40 s
Read pgs .31 - 35
Carefully go over
examples .