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PROBLEM

Given the car's velocity at times 080-8 seconds: 10,15,20,25,30,30,30,15,010,15,20,25,30,30,30,15,0.
1. Direction from 040-4 seconds?
2. Direction from 464-6 seconds?
3. Direction from 686-8 seconds?
4. Acceleration from 464-6 seconds?

STEP 1

Assumptions1. The velocity of the car is given at different time intervals.
. The direction of the car's movement is determined by the change in velocity.
3. A positive change in velocity indicates movement in the forward direction.
4. A negative change in velocity indicates movement in the backward direction.
5. No change in velocity indicates the car is moving in the same direction.
6. Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity with respect to time.

STEP 2

First, we need to determine the direction of the car's movement from 040-4 seconds. We can do this by comparing the velocity at 00 seconds and at 44 seconds.

STEP 3

The velocity at 00 seconds is 1010 and at $$ seconds is $30$. Since the velocity is increasing, the car is moving in the forward direction from $0-$ seconds.

STEP 4

Next, we need to determine the direction of the car's movement from 464-6 seconds. We can do this by comparing the velocity at 44 seconds and at 66 seconds.

STEP 5

The velocity at 44 seconds is 3030 and at $$ seconds is also $30$. Since the velocity is not changing, the car is moving in the same direction from $4-$ seconds.

STEP 6

Next, we need to determine the direction of the car's movement from 686-8 seconds. We can do this by comparing the velocity at 66 seconds and at 88 seconds.

STEP 7

The velocity at 66 seconds is 3030 and at $$ seconds is $0$. Since the velocity is decreasing, the car is moving in the backward direction from $6-$ seconds.

STEP 8

Finally, we need to calculate the acceleration of the car from 464-6 seconds. Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity with respect to time. It can be calculated using the formulaAcceleration=FinalvelocityInitialvelocityFinaltimeInitialtimeAcceleration = \frac{Final\, velocity - Initial\, velocity}{Final\, time - Initial\, time}

STEP 9

Plug in the values for the final velocity, initial velocity, final time, and initial time to calculate the acceleration.
Acceleration=303064Acceleration = \frac{30 -30}{6 -4}

SOLUTION

Calculate the acceleration.
Acceleration=02=0Acceleration = \frac{0}{2} =0The car's acceleration from 464-6 seconds is 00.
So, the car is moving in the forward direction from 040-4 seconds, in the same direction from 464-6 seconds, in the backward direction from 686-8 seconds, and the acceleration from 464-6 seconds is 00.

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