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Problems for Self Study - Harvard Review

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1. Time t equals zero A is on a train traveling due west along the x-axis at a constant velocity of seventy kilometers per hour (70 km/h). He stands at the rear of the train, looking back with some fondness at town M (6,3). The location of the university, his few friends. His point of departure.

Problems for Self Study Contributor Bio Charles Yu Problems for Self Study by Charles Yu 1. Time t equals zero A is on a train traveling due west along the x -axis at a constant velocity of seventy kilometers per hour (70 km/h). He stands at the rear of the train, looking back with some fondness at town M (6,3). The location of the university, his few friends. His point of departure. He is carrying a suitcase (30 kg) and a small bound volume (his thesis: 0.7 kg; 7 years). Using the information given, calculate A ’s final position. 2. Assume A is lonely. Assume A is leaving M (6,3) in order to

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