What is the Displacement of John's car? (include the unit abbreviation and direction)

^ north

west< >east

v south

(a)  

What is the Velocity of John's car? (include the unit abbreviation and direction)

^ north

west< >east

v south

(a)  

What is the Speed of John's car? (include the unit abbreviation and 1 decimal point)

^ north

west< >east

v south

(a)  

What distance did Susan walk? (include unit symbols)

^ north

west< >east

v south

(a)  

What was Susan's displacement? (include unit symbols & Direction)

^ north

west< >east

v south

(a)  

What was Susan's speed? (include unit symbols)

^ north

west< >east

v south

(a)  

What was Susan's velocity? (include unit symbols & Direction)

^ north

west< >east

v south

(a)  

What was the Ants distance traveled? (include unit symbols)

^ north

west< >east

v south

(a)  

What was the Ants displacement? (include unit symbols & Directions)

^ north

west< >east

v south

(a)  

What was the Ants speed? (include unit symbols)

^ north

west< >east

v south

(a)  

What was the Ants velocity? (include unit symbols & Direction)

^ north

west< >east

v south

(a)  

Use scratch paper to draw out the diagram if needed. Make sure you include units and directions as needed:

A football coach walks around the field during football practice. He walks 5 m South, then 32 m West,

then 5 meters North in a time of 48 seconds.

What is the distance travelled?

(a)  

Use scratch paper to draw out the diagram if needed. Make sure you include units and directions as needed:

A football coach walks around the field during football practice. He walks 5 m South, then 32 m West,

then 5 meters North in a time of 48 seconds.

What is the displacement?

(a)  

Use scratch paper to draw out the diagram if needed. Make sure you include units and directions as needed:

A football coach walks around the field during football practice. He walks 5 m South, then 32 m West,

then 5 meters North in a time of 48 seconds.

What is the speed?

(a)  

Use scratch paper to draw out the diagram if needed. Make sure you include units and directions as needed:

A football coach walks around the field during football practice. He walks 5 m South, then 32 m West,

then 5 meters North in a time of 48 seconds.

What is the velocity?

(a)  

Use scratch paper to draw out the diagram if needed. Make sure you include units and directions as needed:

A whale swims North for 30 km, then East for 20 km, then South for 30 km in a time of 3 hours.

What is the distance traveled?

(a)  

Use scratch paper to draw out the diagram if needed. Make sure you include units and directions as needed:

A whale swims North for 30 km, then East for 20 km, then South for 30 km in a time of 3 hours.

What is the displacement?

(a)  

Use scratch paper to draw out the diagram if needed. Make sure you include units and directions as needed:

A whale swims North for 30 km, then East for 20 km, then South for 30 km in a time of 3 hours.

What is the speed?

(a)  

Use scratch paper to draw out the diagram if needed. Make sure you include units and directions as needed:

A whale swims North for 30 km, then East for 20 km, then South for 30 km in a time of 3 hours.

What is the velocity?

(a)  

Use scratch paper to draw out the diagram if needed. Make sure you include units and directions as needed:

A cross country runner starts out by running 1 km N, then 1 km E, then 1 km S, and finishes by running

1 km W in a time of 56 minutes.

What is the distance?

(a)  

Use scratch paper to draw out the diagram if needed. Make sure you include units and directions as needed:

A cross country runner starts out by running 1 km N, then 1 km E, then 1 km S, and finishes by running

1 km W in a time of 56 minutes.

What is the displacement?

(a)  

Use scratch paper to draw out the diagram if needed. Make sure you include units and directions as needed:

A cross country runner starts out by running 1 km N, then 1 km E, then 1 km S, and finishes by running

1 km W in a time of 56 minutes.

What is the speed?

(a)  

Use scratch paper to draw out the diagram if needed. Make sure you include units and directions as needed:

A cross country runner starts out by running 1 km N, then 1 km E, then 1 km S, and finishes by running

1 km W in a time of 56 minutes.

What is the velocity?

(a)