A penguin sliding on its belly slides past point A and slides through point B at 5m/s
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A penguin sliding on its belly slides past point A and slides through point B at 5m/s due to decelerating at 0.5m/s^2 for 7s.
At point B the penguin accelerates at 0.75m/s^2 for 25s to reach point C.
a) What is the distance between point A and B? (Answer: 47.25m)?
b) What velocity does the penguin slide through point C at? (Answer: 23.75m/s)?
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a To find the distance between point A and B we can use the kinematic equation v2 u2 2as Where v fin... View the full answer
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