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    This document contains examples of calculating acceleration from initial and final velocities over time. It also contains examples of calculating velocity given distance and time. The accelerations calculated are 24 m/s^2, 9.8 m/s^2, and 4 km/hr/s. Conversions between miles and meters and hours and seconds are also shown.

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    This document contains examples of calculating acceleration from initial and final velocities over time. It also contains examples of calculating velocity given distance and time. The accelerations calculated are 24 m/s^2, 9.8 m/s^2, and 4 km/hr/s. Conversions between miles and meters and hours and seconds are also shown.

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    Practice Drill #2 Speed - Acceleration

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    This document contains examples of calculating acceleration from initial and final velocities over time. It also contains examples of calculating velocity given distance and time. The accelerations calculated are 24 m/s^2, 9.8 m/s^2, and 4 km/hr/s. Conversions between miles and meters and hours and seconds are also shown.

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    150m/s - 30m/s 

                  Given:
    a =                                          Vi = 30m/s
                     5s Vf = 150m/s
       = 120 m/s  t = 5s
               5s
    a = 24 m/s²    

    49m/s - 0m/s                Given:


    a =                                          Vi = 0m/s
                     5s Vf = 49m/s
       = 49 m/s  t = 5s
               5s
    a = 9.8 m/s²    

    60km/hr - 20km/hr             Given:


    a =                                          Vi = 20 km/hr
                     10s Vf = 60 km/hr
       = 40km/hr  t = 10s
              10s
    a = 4 km/hr/s    

    4km  x  1000m  x  1hr        x  1min        =   1.111m/s²


    1hr          1km       60min      60s

    Alvin Matthew Q Ortiz


    11 ABM-3
    1.)
    Distance = 3000miles x 1609.34m = 4828032m
    1miles
    Time = 5hrs x 3600s = 18000s
    1hr

    4828032m             Given:
    v =                                d = 3000miles to 4828032meters
                    18000s t = 5.0 hours to 18000seconds
        v =   268.22m/s
               
    1.)
    Time = 45min x 1hr = 0.75hrs
    60min

    4km            Given:
    v =                                d = 4km
                    0.75hrs t = 45minutes to 0.75hrs
        v =   5.333km/hr
               

    1.)
    75km              Given:
    v =                              d = 75km
                    1.5hr t = 1.5hrs
        v =   50km/hr
               

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