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P4.C Progress Check 4
Quiz by ALEJANDRO URBY
High School
Physics (2017)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
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- Q1Identify the variables given in the situation above.v(x)=12.5m/s, v(iy)=12.5m/sv(x)=21.7m/s, v(iy)=21.7m/sv(x)=12.5m/s, v(iy)=21.7m/sv(x)=21.7m/s, v(iy)=12.5m/s120s112.39.c.4.c
- Q2To find the horizontal displacement, we need to first find time. What equation is necessary to solve for time?a=(v(f)-v(i))/td(y)=(1/2)gt^2d(x)=v(x)t120s112.39.c.4.c
- Q3Refer to the information and diagram above. The student would like to increase the flight time of the baseball without changing the angle the ball is released. What can the student do to increase the flight time of the ball? (no air resistance)Increase the mass of the ballDecrease the mass of the ballDecrease the velocity of the ballIncrease the velocity of the ball120s112.39.c.4.c
- Q4Calculate the horizontal displacement as the ball reaches peak height.d(x)=27.7md(x)=55.4md(x)=9.8md(x)=11.35m120s112.39.c.4.c
- Q5What would a vertical displacement vs. horizontal displacement graph look like?Straight line with positive slopeCurved line approaching the reference pointStraight line with negative slopeCurved line leaving the reference point120s112.39.c.4.c