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Question 1

Suppose you are programming a game in which an object starts at the 50-pixel mark. The frame rate is 30fps. Given the following constant velocities and numbers of frames, match them with the corresponding new screen position.
I.56.67pxA. v=75 px/s, 1 frame
II.59 pxB. v=200 px/s, 1 frame
III.52.5 pxC. v=150 px/s, 2 frames
IV.68 pxD. 135 px/s, 2 frames
V.60 pxE. 180 px/s, 3 frames


Question 2

Suppose your vehicle has an initial velocity of vi=49mi/hr. Given the following final velocities and times, match each to the corresponding acceleration or deceleration:
I.640 mi/hr2A. vf=70 mi/hr, t=30 min
II.-17,640 mi/hr2B. vf=39 mi/hr, t=5 s
III.-7194 mi/hr2C. vf=65 mi/hr, t=90 s
IV.10,811 mi/hr2D. vf=0 mi/hr, t=10 s
V.42 mi/hr2E. vf=55 mi/hr, t=0.0333 min
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Wow, this really help

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