Practice Problems
Uniform Acceleration: SVA Graphs
Directions:
On this worksheet you will have an opportunity to practice the relationships between families of position-time, velocity-time, and acceleration-time graphs. Please note that the diagrams are not drawn to scale.
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Question 1
For these graphs,
t
1
= 6 seconds, t
2
= 14 seconds, and v
f
= -5 m/sec
.
If the uniform acceleration between 6 and 14 seconds was
a = 3 m/sec
2
, then what was the value of v
o
?
19 m/sec
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Question 2
In
Question #1
, if the position of
point y equals 29 meters
, then what is the value of P?
277 m
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Question 3
In
Question #1
, what was the object's average velocity between 6 and 14 seconds?
31 m/sec
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Question 4
For these graphs,
t
1
= 6 seconds, t
2
= 14 seconds
. In addition, the positions of y and P in meters are:
y = 29 m
and
P = 43 m
.
If the value of
v
f
= -7.5 m/sec
, then what is the value of v
o
?
1.1 x 10
1
m/sec
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Question 5
In
Questions #4
, what is the value for the object's acceleration, a?
-2.31 x 10
0
m/sec
2
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Question 6
For these graphs,
t
1
= 6 seconds, t
2
= 16 seconds, v
o
= 12 m/sec, and v
f
= 14.5 m/sec
2
.
What was this object's uniform acceleration, a?
0.250 m/sec
2
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Question 7
What was the object's displacement during the time interval graphed?
132.5 m
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Question 8
For these graphs,
t
1
= 7 seconds, t
2
= 14 seconds, v
o
= 14.5 m/sec
, and
v
f
= 12 m/sec
.
If the position of
y equals -29 meters
, then what is the value of P?
-1.25wrong
-55.5 m
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Question 9
In which set does the object have a positive acceleration despite the fact that it is losing speed?
Question 8
Question 1
Question 6
Question 4
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