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a toy is thrown up; its initial vertical component of velocity is 61 m/s and its initial horizontal component of velocity is 10m/s what is the toys speed two seconds later; please help
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This means that at the beginning of motion, the object has a vertical velocity of 61 m/s. This velocity is directed upwards or downwards, depending on the direction of the motion.
The initial vertical component of velocity can be calculated by dividing the initial vertical velocity by the time taken for the object to reach that velocity. This can be represented as: vy0 = Δy/Δt.
No, the initial vertical component of velocity only represents the vertical component of the initial velocity. The initial velocity is the total velocity of the object, which includes both the vertical and horizontal components.
The initial vertical component of velocity determines the initial direction and speed of the object's vertical motion. It affects the object's acceleration and determines whether the object will move upwards or downwards.
Yes, the initial vertical component of velocity can change during motion due to external forces such as gravity or air resistance. It can also be changed by the object's own movement, such as when it changes direction or speed.