P4.C Baseline Progress Check
Quiz by ALEJANDRO URBY
High School
Physics (2017)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
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- Q 1/5Score 0What variables are given in the situation above?29angle=60*, v(ix)=12.5m/s, v(iy)=21.7m/sangle=60*, v(ix)=21.7m/s, v(iy)=21.7m/sangle=60*, v(ix)=12.5m/s, v(iy)=12.5m/sangle=60*, v(ix)=21.7m/s, v(iy)=12.5m/s
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- Q1What variables are given in the situation above?angle=60*, v(ix)=12.5m/s, v(iy)=21.7m/sangle=60*, v(ix)=21.7m/s, v(iy)=21.7m/sangle=60*, v(ix)=12.5m/s, v(iy)=12.5m/sangle=60*, v(ix)=21.7m/s, v(iy)=12.5m/s120s112.39.c.4.c
- Q2What equation can be used to determine how long the ball will take to land?d=v(i)*t+(1/2)at^2dy=(1/2)gt^2a=(vf-vi)/td(x)=v(x)*t120s112.39.c.4.c
- Q3Refer to the above information and diagram. What position will have the smallest magnitude of vertical velocity?BACSame at all120s112.39.c.4.c
- Q4How long does the baseball take to land (assume no air resistance)?4.4s3.5s2.2s9.8s120s112.39.c.4.c
- Q5What would a velocity vs. time graph for the horizontal component of the ball’s motion.Flat lineCurved line with negative decreasing slopeStraight line with positive constant slopeStraight line with negative constant slope120s112.39.c.4.c
