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Using a tick-timer tape show the patterns for the following motions; a)A body moving at constant velocity. b)A body moving with increasing velocity (accelerating). c)A body moving with...

Using a tick-timer tape show the patterns for the following motions;
a)A body moving at constant velocity.
b)A body moving with increasing velocity (accelerating).
c)A body moving with decreasing velocity (decelerating).
In each case show the direction of motion.

Answers

a) Moving at constant velocity.
The dots are equally or evenly spaced.
Direction of motion of the body


b) Moving with increasing velocity (accelerating).
The spacing between the dots is initially small but increases away.
Direction of motion of the body


c) Moving with decreasing velocity (decelerating).
The spacing between the dots is initially large but decreases away.
Direction of motion of the body

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sharon kalunda answered the question on April 24, 2019 at 05:38

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