Chapter 2 Homework: Andro Fah X WP NWP Assessment Player UI Appli X Homework Help - Q&A from Onl x + X > C a education.wiley.com/was/ui/v2/assessment-player/index.html?launchld=c64fa9f1-eff8-4adc-609b-689cd1d02a93#/question/0 GKAI Chapter 2 Homework Question 1 of 14 1 l3 ;: View Policies Show Attempt History Current Attempt in Progress The simulation (linked below) gives an example of horizontal, one-dimensional motion. In this case, a head is threaded through a diameter by a smooth wire. As the bead (treated as a particle) is acted upon by one or more inuences that are not shown it moves along the wire. Not only can you animate the motion of the particle, but there is also a slider that allows you to control the instant in time Imp when the animation stops. Note that two\" is the instant when the clock is stopped; it is NOT necessarily the instant in which the particle has stopped moving! At the instant twp, the displacement is displayed (as a blue arrow) for the time interval that begins at t] = 0 and ends at I; = twp. By choosing a variety of different values for the parameter t,,,,,, and then runningthe animation, you can produce, in turn, a positive displacement, a negative displacement, and even a displacement of zero. Run the animation now for the default value twp = 1 s. The animation also displays the instantaneous value of the particles position 1:. Simulation Horizontal Motion of a Bead on a Smooth Wire Question 1 X Did you use the denition of displacement Ax = x2 x1? What are the values 0fo and x2 for the time interval that begins at t1 = 0 and ends at t2 = 4 s? What is the particle's displacement A): if twp = 4 s? Save for Later Attempts: 3 of 6 used