Problem 2-86 Linear Kinematics - (b)
A bicyclist, traveling at \(4.0\; km/h\) at the top of a hill coasts downward with constant acceleration, reaching a speed of \(33 \;km/h\) in \(33\; s.\) What distance, in metres, does the cyclist travel in that time?
Correct.
We must convert the velocities to
(A) \(\text{miles/h}\)
(B) \(m/s\)
(C) \(\text{furlongs/fortnight}\)