Please Solve All T or F

C. The Excluded Middle Put a \"T" in the box next to each claim that appears logically consistent with Galileo's Principle of Relativity. Put an \"F' in the box next to each claim that appears logically inconsistent with GPR. l. The instantaneous speed of an object is its distance traveled divided by the time elapsed XXXXXX 2. When an object experiences constant acceleration, its average velocity is the total displacement divided by the total amount oftime elapsed. XXXXXX 3. The acceleration of an object can be (meaningfully) expressed by a negative number. XXXXXX 4. If an object accelerates from rest at a constant rate of 20 feet/s2, then it covers 90 feet in the first 3 seconds of travel. XXXXXX 5. If an object's position/time graph is a straight but not horizontal line, then that object's acceleration/time graph will he ahori7ontal line. XXXXXX 6. To compute the velocity of one object is to acknowledge the existence of a second obiect. XXXXXX 7. Velocity is the magnitude of the speed vector. XXXXXX 8. My velocity relative to you is the sum of my velocity relative to Earth and Earth's velocity relative to you. XXXXXX 9. Projectile motion 15 an example of free-fall motion. XXXXXX 10. The instantaneous speed ofa projectile at its peak height is O. XXXXXX l 1. A bullet shot from a horizontal gun and a bullet dropped from the exact same height will land at the same time. XXXXXX 12. For a projectile red with initial speed v0 at angle 0 (measured up from horizontal), the average vertical velocity is v0 sin 0 13. At the peak height ofa projectile's journey, the instantaneous acceleration is 0. 14. According to Galileo's principle of relativity, Newton's 3 laws of motion should be applied in an accelerated reference frame. 15. Net force can be represented by a properly drawn vector. XXXXXX 16. The Earth pulls at a book sitting on a table with a force equal in magnitude and opposite in direction to the normal force exerted on the book by the table. XXXXXX 17. Statement (16), above, is an example ofNewton's 3rd law ofmotion. XXXXXX 18. The magnitude of the static friction force is always directly Aproportional to the magnitude of the relevant normal force. XXXXXX 19. Friction on an object always points opposite the direction of that object's motion. XXXXXX 20. If there is a friction force between two objects, there must also be a normal force, but there can be a normal force without a friction force