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    General Physics: × D 6 M/s ×180 S

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    1. This document contains 10 physics problems involving calculations of speed, distance, time, and acceleration using kinematic equations. The problems provide values for two variables and ask to solve for the third. 2. Formulas used include the definitions of speed (distance/time), time (distance/speed), and acceleration [(final velocity - initial velocity)/time]. 3. Values given include distances in meters and kilometers, times in seconds and hours, and speeds in meters/second, kilometers/hour, and miles/hour. Accelerations are calculated in meters/second^2.

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    General Physics: × D 6 M/s ×180 S

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    1. This document contains 10 physics problems involving calculations of speed, distance, time, and acceleration using kinematic equations. The problems provide values for two variables and ask to solve for the third. 2. Formulas used include the definitions of speed (distance/time), time (distance/speed), and acceleration [(final velocity - initial velocity)/time]. 3. Values given include distances in meters and kilometers, times in seconds and hours, and speeds in meters/second, kilometers/hour, and miles/hour. Accelerations are calculated in meters/second^2.

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    1. This document contains 10 physics problems involving calculations of speed, distance, time, and acceleration using kinematic equations. The problems provide values for two variables and ask to solve for the third. 2. Formulas used include the definitions of speed (distance/time), time (distance/speed), and acceleration [(final velocity - initial velocity)/time]. 3. Values given include distances in meters and kilometers, times in seconds and hours, and speeds in meters/second, kilometers/hour, and miles/hour. Accelerations are calculated in meters/second^2.

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    General Physics: × D 6 M/s ×180 S

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    1. This document contains 10 physics problems involving calculations of speed, distance, time, and acceleration using kinematic equations. The problems provide values for two variables and ask to solve for the third. 2. Formulas used include the definitions of speed (distance/time), time (distance/speed), and acceleration [(final velocity - initial velocity)/time]. 3. Values given include distances in meters and kilometers, times in seconds and hours, and speeds in meters/second, kilometers/hour, and miles/hour. Accelerations are calculated in meters/second^2.

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    3 min 60 s

    General Physics 1
    ×
    1 min
    =180 s

    1. Given: d=9000 m d=6 m/ s ×180 s


    Answer: d=1080m
    t=12.12 s
    Find: speed 5. Given: t=10 h
    d d=816 km
    Formula: v=
    t
    d Find: speed
    Solution: v= d
    t Formula: v=
    9000 m t
    v= d
    12.12 s Solution: v=
    Answer: v=742.57 m/s t
    816 km
    v=
    2. Given: d=528m 10 h
    Answer: v=81.6 0 km/h
    t=4 s
    Find: speed 6. Given:
    d d=450 km
    Formula: v=
    t
    d Find: time
    Solution: v= d
    t Formula: t =
    548 m v
    v= d
    4s Solution: v=
    Answer: v=132 m/ s t
    450 km 1000 m
    × =450 000 m
    3. Given: v=8 0 km/h 1 1km
    450000 m
    d=350 km t=
    120 m/s
    Find: time Answer:t=3750 s
    d
    Formula: t = 7. Given: t=20 min
    s
    d d=1000m
    Solution:t =
    s
    350 km Find: speed
    8 0 km/h= d
    t Formula: v=
    350 km t
    t= d
    8 0 km Solution: v=
    t
    Answer: t=4 .3 8 h 20 min 60 s
    × =1200 s
    1 1 min
    4. Given: v=6 m/s 1000 m
    v=
    1200 s
    t=3 min Answer: v=0.83 m/ s
    Find: distance
    Formula: d=v ×t m
    8. Given: v f =7 v =0.8 m/s
    d s i
    Solution: v=
    t t=15 s
    Find: acceleration (7 m/s−0.8 m/ s)
    a=
    (v −v ) 15 s
    Formula: a= f i
    t 6.2m/ s
    a=
    (v −v ) 15 s
    Solution:a= f i Answer: a=0.413 m/s 2
    t

    9. Given: v f =1.8 km/ s v i =1.0 km/s


    t=0.03 s
    Find: acceleration
    (v −v )
    Formula: a= f i v=120 m/s
    t
    (v −v )
    Solution:a= f i
    t
    (1.8 km/s−1.0 km/ s)
    a=
    0.03 s
    0.8 km/ s
    a=
    0.03 s
    Answer: a=26.6 7 km/s 2

    10. Given: v f =80 mphv i=50 mph


    t=5 s
    Find: acceleration
    (v −v )
    Formula: a= f i
    t
    (v −v )
    Solution:a= f i
    t
    (80 mph−50 mph)
    a=
    5s
    (80 mph−50 mph) 1.609 km 1000 m 1 hr
    a= × × ×
    5s 1 mi 1 km 3600 s
    2
    Answer: a=2.68 m/ s

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