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well either youre not remembering properly or your teacher is wrong Kelvy, 6 is D. B would be true if the vehicle was travelling at a constant speed, not a constant acceleration is is the case here
 
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grimreaper said:
well either youre not remembering properly or your teacher is wrong, 6 is D. B would be true if the vehicle was travelling at a constant speed, not a constant acceleration is is the case here
it would be A if at constant speed...
 

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MMm........i dunno then, i'll jus wait for some ruse guy to speak up :p
 

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I asked the guy first in our year, he said 6 was A, but I told him how I did it, and he said B was right. It is accelerating away UNIFORMLY, so the line is at a straight slant
 

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bevstarrunner said:
it would be A if at constant speed...
No it wouldnt - remember we're viewing this from the vehicles frame of reference, NOT a stationary point
 

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i got 1b 2a 3d 4b 5a 6d 7a 8 c 9a 10a 11d 12c 13a 14b 15b
 

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Well my teacher jus did the paper and he agreed with me and got B for question 6 :S I dunno, its VERY confusing......stupid physics
 

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grimreaper said:
No it wouldnt - remember we're viewing this from the vehicles frame of reference, NOT a stationary point
so is the answer to 6 b c or d
 

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Kelvy said:
Well my teacher jus did the paper and he agreed with me and got B for question 6 :S I dunno, its VERY confusing......stupid physics
Thats reassuring, I really hope it isn't D since I changed my answer from D to B.
 

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Hey Sharon,

Ok, im not gonna open my big mouth anymore! :p I put B, and Im stuck with it!
 

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sorry sorry......my vow only lasted a few seconds. The dux of my year LAURIE (the 4u maths Laurie) got B, as did nearly every tech in my yr so im feeling better......
 

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Kelvy said:
Well my teacher jus did the paper and he agreed with me and got B for question 6 :S I dunno, its VERY confusing......stupid physics
EDIT: my bad i misread the question
 

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Haha that's ok, but perhaps Laurie could explain why he got B, I am interested to know...
 

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I'd be very surprised if 6 was B - how could it be in an accelerating frame of reference?
 

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eska said:
You got your Mo and Mt mixed up, as an object accelerates its mass increases, but your answer was less than the original mass. i got (B)
 

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