A. Having chosen a piece of ticker tape, take a moment to look at it and decide on how you might describe the motion that produced it. Keep in mind that the tape was pulled through the ticker tape apparatus, which makes dots using a fixed time interval. The motion you are describing is a representation of how the tape was pulled through the apparatus. Briefly describe the motion using any terminology you are familiar with and provide evidence for your reasoning. B. Look back at the previous page and look at some of the other ticker tape segments shown. Pick one that is either longer or shorter than your own segment. 1. Would you argue that the two segments, the one you chose to begin with and this new segment, took the same amount of time to produce? Can you tell which one took more time if so? Provide evidence for your reasoning. 2. Based on your conjecture from 1, can you tell which segment, between the two, was the result of a faster motion? Explain your reasoning. C. Suppose that the ticker tape apparatus is arranged such that a dot is made on the tape every 1/60th of a second. 1. Based on your tape segment, how far was the tape moved in a time interval of 1/60th of a second? 2/60th of a second? 3/60th of a second? Explain your computations. 2. Based on your ticker tape segment, make a prediction of how far the tape might have moved after 1 second. Explain what assumption you have to make in order to accomplish this prediction. 3. Based on your ticker tape segment, make a prediction of how far the tape might have moved after 1/120th of a second. Explain whether or not the same assumption was required to accomplish this prediction as in 2