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    Exercises For Kinematics

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    The document provides 10 exercises related to kinematics concepts including: 1. Finding the velocity of a particle given its position equation. 2. Determining the position equation of a particle given its velocity. 3. Calculating the average velocity of a body between two time points given its position vector. 4. Drawing graphs of velocity and speed over time for vertical projectile motion. 5. Drawing a graph of acceleration over time and relating it to change in velocity. 6. Analyzing the motion of a projectile including initial velocity, angle of launch, maximum height, range. 7. Calculating the horizontal distance a bomb will travel when dropped from a moving airplane. 8. Determining

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    The document provides 10 exercises related to kinematics concepts including: 1. Finding the velocity of a particle given its position equation. 2. Determining the position equation of a particle given its velocity. 3. Calculating the average velocity of a body between two time points given its position vector. 4. Drawing graphs of velocity and speed over time for vertical projectile motion. 5. Drawing a graph of acceleration over time and relating it to change in velocity. 6. Analyzing the motion of a projectile including initial velocity, angle of launch, maximum height, range. 7. Calculating the horizontal distance a bomb will travel when dropped from a moving airplane. 8. Determining

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    The document provides 10 exercises related to kinematics concepts including: 1. Finding the velocity of a particle given its position equation. 2. Determining the position equation of a particle given its velocity. 3. Calculating the average velocity of a body between two time points given its position vector. 4. Drawing graphs of velocity and speed over time for vertical projectile motion. 5. Drawing a graph of acceleration over time and relating it to change in velocity. 6. Analyzing the motion of a projectile including initial velocity, angle of launch, maximum height, range. 7. Calculating the horizontal distance a bomb will travel when dropped from a moving airplane. 8. Determining

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    The document provides 10 exercises related to kinematics concepts including: 1. Finding the velocity of a particle given its position equation. 2. Determining the position equation of a particle given its velocity. 3. Calculating the average velocity of a body between two time points given its position vector. 4. Drawing graphs of velocity and speed over time for vertical projectile motion. 5. Drawing a graph of acceleration over time and relating it to change in velocity. 6. Analyzing the motion of a projectile including initial velocity, angle of launch, maximum height, range. 7. Calculating the horizontal distance a bomb will travel when dropped from a moving airplane. 8. Determining

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    EXERCISES KINEMATICS

    Before you do the exercises bellow, you must know the indicators of the materials. These are the indicators of the material that you have to master:
    \Analyze the quantity of displacement, velocity and acceleration in motion in two

    dimensions by using vector analysis Analyze the velocity and acceleration in circular motion Analyze displacement and velocity in parabolic motion by using vector analysis Analyze linear acceleration and centripetal acceleration in circular motion

    EXERCISES: 1. Position of a particle at any time is given by r = ( 3 cos 2t)i + (4sin 2t)j. Find the velocity of the particle at t = /4 s! 2. The velocity of a particle is given by v = (4t)i + (5 + 6t2)j. Determine the equation for the position of the particle, if the particle is initially at origin! 3. Vector of position of a body is given by r = 3t2i + t3 j. Where r is in meter and t in second. What is its vector of average velocity between t = 1 s and t = 3 s? 4. A ball is thrown vertically upward. Draw the graphics of the velocity and the speed as a function of time! 5. A body moves with the velocity of v = (3t2 + 5t -2) m/s. Draw the graphic of its acceleration as a function of the time! Prove that the change of the velocity of the body from t = 0 to t = 2 is equal to the region area bellow the curve of the graphic a-t! 6. Position of a projectile that is launched at a certain elevation is expressed by r = (16t)i + (12t 5t2)j. Determine: a. The initial velocity of the projectile b. The angle of elevation of the projectile c. The time that is needed by the projectile to reach the highest point d. The highest point that can be reached by the projectile e. The horizontal range of the projectile

    7. A bomb is dropped from an airplane that is moving horizontally at the speed of 200 m/s at 490 m altitude. If g = 9.8 m/s2, find the horizontal distance where the bomb will explode! 8. A wheel rotates and it undergoes 1800 revolution in 2 minutes. Determine: a. Its angular velocity if expressed in rad/s b. The angular displacement of the wheel during first three seconds 9. Angular velocity of a wheel at any time is given by = 6t2 rad/s. Find : a. Equation of its angular position b. Its angular acceleration at t = 3 s c. Its centripetal acceleration at t = 1 s ( the radius of the wheel is 1 m) 10. A cyclotron, a device to accelerate particle, can make an ion to move in a circle with the radius of 2 m. Initial velocity of the ion is 10 m/s. If the cyclotron can accelerate the ion with the angular acceleration of 15 rad/s2, find: a. Its angular velocity at t= 5 s b. The distance that has been covered by the ion after moving for 5s

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