A particle's position ?⃗ as a function of time ? is given by ?⃗ (?)=??^3?̂ +(??−??4)?̂...
A particle's position ?⃗ as a function of time ? is given by ?⃗ (?)=??^3?̂ +(??−??4)?̂ . where a=5.00 m/s^3, b=3.00 m/s, and c=6.00 m/s^4. At t=2.45 s find:
(e)The x-component of velocity.
(f)The y-component of velocity.
(g)The magnitude of the velocity vector.
(h)The direction of the velocity vector. Your answer for this part should be in the range of -180 to 180 degrees.
(i)The x-component of the acceleration.
(j)The y-component of the acceleration.
(k)The magnitude of the acceleration vector.
(l)The direction of the acceleration vector. Your answer for this part should be in the range of -180 to 180 degrees.
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A particle's position ?⃗ as a function of time ? is given by ?⃗
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