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Kinematic Functions Problem Set K7-K9

This document contains a physics problem set involving kinematics. It includes problems on determining the zeroes, minimums, and maximums of position, velocity, and acceleration functions. It also involves sketching graphs of kinematic quantities given initial conditions and constant acceleration. Finally, it lists specific end of chapter problems from the book involving applying equations of motion under constant acceleration in one dimension. The problem set covers key kinematics concepts over multiple problems and questions.

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Kinematic Functions Problem Set K7-K9

This document contains a physics problem set involving kinematics. It includes problems on determining the zeroes, minimums, and maximums of position, velocity, and acceleration functions. It also involves sketching graphs of kinematic quantities given initial conditions and constant acceleration. Finally, it lists specific end of chapter problems from the book involving applying equations of motion under constant acceleration in one dimension. The problem set covers key kinematics concepts over multiple problems and questions.

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AP PCM Name: ________________________________________

Problem Set K7-K9 Date: _________________________________________

K7: Determine when functions of position, velocity, or acceleration are zero, or achieve their maximum or
minimum values.

1. Determine the zeroes, mins, and maxes of the 3 kinematic functions given one function.
a. x ( t )=2 t 2−3 t
b. v ( t )=2 t+5 , x 0=4 m
c. a ( t )=−6 , v 0=3 m/s , x 0=−2 m

K8: Create an expression for a kinematic quantity given information in a problem and sketch graphs of these
equations.

1. A ball is given a push and starts rolling with an initial velocity of 3 m/s. Friction slows it down at a constant
acceleration of -0.5 m/s2 until it stops. Sketch a graph of position, velocity, and acceleration for this period
of time.

K9: Apply the equations of motion involving constant acceleration in one-dimensional motion.

1. From the book:


a. Pg 50 #43
b. Pg 50 #44
c. Pg 51 #46
d. Pg 51 #48
e. Pg 51 #55
f. Pg 51 #59
g. Pg 52 #66

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