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2. Answer back. Can a body move and have a speed equal to 0 m / s? Give an
example.
Yes, it can because when an object is at rest the earth is moving. (it all depends on
the reference point).
a) When a body moves, the value of the distance traveled is different from zero
(T)
d) The trajectory is the line that a mobile describes during its movement (T)
a) 36 km a m/s
b) 10 m/s a km/h
10m/s x 100m/ 1cm x 60 S/1min x 60min/h = 36km/h
a) its speed:
Data:
D= 98 KM
T= 2H
V= D/T = 98 km /2h
V= 49 km/h.
Data:
D= 3h
V= 49 km/h
E= 3k X 49km/h = 147km.
7. A shot is produced 2.04 km from where a policeman is, how takes the police
to hear it if the speed of sound in the air is 330m / s?
Data:
D= 2,04 km
V= 330 m/s
T= ?
1km
1000m 1000*2,04=2040
T=d/V
T=2040m /330 m/s
T=6,18.
Data:
V= 90 km/h
T= 36 h
D= 90km/h* 36h
D=3240 km.
10. Which of the following mobiles moves faster: the one that is replaced at 120
km / h or the one that does it at 45m / s?
Data:
a) V = 120 km/h
b) V= 45 m/s.
V= 120 km x 1000m x 1h
H 1 km 360 s
V=33,33 m/seg
Data:
12. A body begins its movement for t = 0 s at position x = 5cm, then reaches
position x = 23cm and finally returns to position x = 17 cm. If 15 s is used
throughout the trip, what is the average speed?
Data:
T0= 0
X0= 5 cm
X1=23 cm
X2= 17 cm
Tf= 15 seg
Solution:
D= v*t
V = d/t
V= (23-5) cm + (17-23) cm
15-0
V= 12 cm
15 seg
V= 0,8 cm/sec.
Math
1.X 4 y3 =
X2y3 = A= x2
X2y5 y5 Y2
2. (4)2 = 42 = A= 16
(X2 ) x4 x4
3. ( 3x2)2 x y4 =
9x4y2 = 3x4y2
3y2 3
4,939 x 108
4,94 x 108
-1,6 x 10-19
9. 3,33 x 10-8
00000003,33
6,73000000000