Q. 1. What information can you obtain from a velocity-time graph?
2. Two joggers run at a constant velocity of 7.5 m/s toward the east. At time t=0, one is 15m east of the origin and te other is 15m west.
A: what would be the differences in the position-time graphs of their motion?
B: What would be the differences in their velocity-time graphs?
3. Explain how you would use a velocity-time graph to find the time at which an object had a specific velocity?
4. Draw a velocity-time graph for a car that goes east at 25m/s for 100s, then west at 25m/s for another 100s.
5. A canoeist paddles upstream at 2m/s and afterwards turns around and floats downstream at 4m/s. The turn-around time is 7s.
A: What is an average velocity of canoe?
B: What is an average acceleration of canoe?