physics help

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physics help

supie2 · Answer

@alexis1415

supie2 · Answer

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Alexis1415 · Answer

Is this on the site positive physics by chance?

supie2 · Answer

@alexis1415 wrote:

Is this on the site positive physics by chance?

yes

Alexis1415 · Answer

@supie2 wrote:

I do not know how to do this certain question, but we can @vocaloid and when they get on which maybe is soon they can help, better than me helping and getting it wrong.

supie2 · Answer

@alexis1415 wrote:

@supie2 wrote:

I do not know how to do this certain question, but we can @vocaloid and when they get on which maybe is soon they can help, better than me helping and getting it wrong.

ok thanks anyway

Alexis1415 · Answer

@supie2 wrote:

@alexis1415 wrote:

@supie2 wrote:

I do not know how to do this certain question, but we can @vocaloid and when they get on which maybe is soon they can help, better than me helping and getting it wrong.

ok thanks anyway

ofc sorry I couldn't help out

Arieonna · Answer

could we see the choices in the drop box

supie2 · Answer

@arieonna wrote:

could we see the choices in the drop box

those are the only choices

Arieonna · Answer

first how did u find what the 2nd one equal

supie2 · Answer

i just dont know how to find the middle

Arieonna · Answer

i would say 46.5 is the last one

Arieonna · Answer

and hen maybe forthe top one maybe u add the numbers together 262+46.5=308.5

supie2 · Answer

@arieonna wrote:

and hen maybe forthe top one maybe u add the numbers together 262+46.5=308.5

thanks u

Vocaloid · Answer

The speed is given as 46.5 cm/s. the magnitude of the velocity (v bar) is the same as speed. So the first blank would be equal to the given speed.

distance = speed * time
So to find time, you’d plug in the distance 262cm and the speed 46.5 cm/s and solve for time. You’ll notice that the units cancel out to get seconds.

supie2 · Answer

@vocaloid wrote:

The speed is given as 46.5 cm/s. the magnitude of the velocity (v bar) is the same as speed. So the first blank would be equal to the given speed. distance = speed * time So to find time, you’d plug in the distance 262cm and the speed 46.5 cm/s and solve for time. You’ll notice that the units cancel out to get seconds.

thank u vocaloid your the best (:

na · Answer

46.5 cm x 262 cm = 12,183 cm that is ur answer

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