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Physics, 24.04.2020 04:16 alexanderavrett

Problema 1
Dos ciudades A y B están separadas por una distancia 1200 Km. Desde A sale
hacia B un móvil con velocidad constante de 50 Km/h. una hora y media después
sale desde B hacia A otro móvil con velocidad constante de 85 Km/h. calcular
donde y cuando se encuentran.

Problema 2
Dos ciudades A y B están separadas por una distancia 5500 m. Desde A parte del
reposo un móvil hacia B con una aceleración de 0.8 m/seg2. Simultáneamente
sale desde B hacia A otro móvil con aceleración de 1.4 m/seg2 calcular donde y
cuando se encuentran. Calcular la velocidad final de cada móvil.

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