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PLEASE HELP ( velocity - on a graph )-example-1
User Hobgoblin
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Answer:

a) v_avg = k

b) 0.034 km/h

Explanation:

a) The average velocity is given by the displacement over the time:


v_(avg)=(\Delta x)/(\Delta t) (1)

Δx is the area under the line. In this case you can consider two areas. Firs, from t=0 t0 t=30 and from t=30 to t=50:

S1 = 30k

S2 = 20k/2 = 10k

Then, the total surface is:

S = S1+S2 = 50k

The average speed is:

v_avg = (50k)/(50s)= k

b) The value of k can be determined by using the expression for the total area under the line, which is the total displacement of the car S=1.7 km:

S=50k=1.7km

k=(1.7km)/(50k)=0.034km/h = 34 m/h

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