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with an ini ysics.com/Course/ViewProblem?unitltemID 23981678 enrollmentID 238319 Monday, February 7:25 PM Flipit Physics Physics 2111 Spring 17 (Moulik) macmillan learning College of Dupage heckpoint 1 Homework Homework /Homework Homework Homework: 1D Kinematics (Part II) 100% until Monday. February 5 at 10:00 PM Average Velocity 1) An object is moving along the x axis. At t 5.8 s, the object is at x 3.0 m and has a velocity of -4.2 m/s. At t 7.1 s, it is at x .9.0 m and its velocity is -1.0 m/s. Find the average acceleration between t a 5.8 s and t 7.1 s. m/s2 Submit copyright o 2017 Freeman worth Publishers a division of Maanillan Leaming, About l Tech Support l Find Your Local Sales Rep I Terms of Use I Privacy Policy

Explanation / Answer

Average acceleration = change in velocity/elapsed time

= (-1.0 - 4.2)/(7.1-5.8) = -4 m/s2

In our case, the object encounters a deceleration of -4m/s2