3. A bee flies in a straight line (a "beeline" as they say). The initial speed of the bee isVo = 100 cm/s. The acceleration of the bee versus position is given by the graphbelow.a [cm/s²]5000-25050105145195s [cm]a. At what position will the speed of the bee be maximum? Hint: it will be one of thelabeled points: 0cm, 50cm, 105cm, 145cm or 195cm.b. What is the speed of the bee at that location?C. What is the speed of the bee after traveling the full 195cm? Hints: you don't need tofigure the equations for the four lines to do the integrals, and be careful of the signs.

Bee flies in a straight line. Initial speed of bee: vo = 100 cm/s Area under the curve of…

3. A bee flies in a straight line (a "beeline" as they say). The initial speed of the bee is Vo = 100 cm/s. The acceleration of the bee versus position is given by the graph below. a [cm/s²] 500 0 -250 50 105 145 195 s [cm] a. At what position will the speed of the bee be maximum? Hint: it will be one of the labeled points: Ocm, 50cm, 105cm, 145cm or 195cm. b. What is the speed of the bee at that location? c. What is the speed of the bee after traveling the full 195cm? Hints: you don't need to figure the equations for the four lines to do the integrals, and be careful of the signs.

3. A bee flies in a straight line (a "beeline" as they say). The initial speed of the bee is Vo = 100 cm/s. The acceleration of the bee versus position is given by the graph below. a [cm/s²] 500 0 -250 50 105 145 195 s [cm] a. At what position will the speed of the bee be maximum? Hint: it will be one of the labeled points: Ocm, 50cm, 105cm, 145cm or 195cm. b. What is the speed of the bee at that location? c. What is the speed of the bee after traveling the full 195cm? Hints: you don't need to figure the equations for the four lines to do the integrals, and be careful of the signs.

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Chapter1: Introduction: The Nature Of Science And Physics

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