EK Physics Book Q17
This seems like an easy question but for some reason, I don't get it and even after reading the solution explanation, I am confused. Can someone explain this?
Here is my reasoning:
It goes from 100m to 80m in 2 sec. Displacement is 20 meter in 2 second and in 4 seconds, displacement should be 40 m, so 100m (initial position) - 40 m = 60 m (new position), answer choice A.
I also tried using the d = v1t + 1/2at^2 equation
d = (10)(4) + 1/2 (-10)(4)^2 = - 40m
Again, 100 m - 40 m = 60 m (answer choice A)
This seems like an easy question but for some reason, I don't get it and even after reading the solution explanation, I am confused. Can someone explain this?
Here is my reasoning:
It goes from 100m to 80m in 2 sec. Displacement is 20 meter in 2 second and in 4 seconds, displacement should be 40 m, so 100m (initial position) - 40 m = 60 m (new position), answer choice A.
I also tried using the d = v1t + 1/2at^2 equation
d = (10)(4) + 1/2 (-10)(4)^2 = - 40m
Again, 100 m - 40 m = 60 m (answer choice A)
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