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Calculating the Length of Segment B3 B4

This section explains how to calculate the length of segment B3 B4 using a chronophotograph and a ruler.

Calculation Steps:

• Measure the length of segment B3 B4 on the chronophotograph.

• Divide this length by the duration between these two instants.

• Use a proportionality table to convert the measured value to real-world distance, considering the scale provided in the problem statement.

Converting Distance to Real-world Units

This section discusses how to convert the measured distance into real-world units using a proportionality table.

Conversion Steps:

• Create a proportionality table with the given scale of distances from the problem statement.

• Write down the measured value from step 1 in the second row of the table.

• Apply cross-multiplication to find the real-world distance separating positions 3 and 4.

Converting Distance to Meters per Second

This section explains how to convert the calculated distance into meters per second, as specified in SI units.

Conversion Steps:

• Multiply the calculated distance by 10^-2 to convert centimeters to meters.

• Proceed with calculating velocity at point 3 using formula v = (distance / time).

• Ensure that both distance and time are expressed in their respective SI units (meters and seconds).

Determining Vector Length for Velocity V3

This section describes how to determine vector length for velocity V3 using an established scale of velocities.

Calculation Steps:

• Utilize a proportionality table with the given scale of velocities from the problem statement.

• Write down the value of velocity V3 in the second row of the table.

• Apply cross-multiplication to find the length of the arrow representing vector V3.

Drawing the Vector Arrow

This section explains how to accurately draw an arrow representing vector V3, considering its length and direction.

Drawing Steps:

• Use a ruler to draw an arrow with a precise length of 5.0 cm.

• Ensure that the arrow has the same direction as line B3 B4 and is oriented in the direction of motion.

• Specify the starting point of the arrow at position 3, which represents its origin.

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