A particle leaves the origin with initial velocity v⃗ o=8.0i^+15j^m/s, undergoing constant acceleration a⃗ =−1.5i^+0.25j^m/s2.
In what direction is it moving counterclockwise from the positive x-axis ?
From
X=Voxt+(1/2)at2
=>0 =8t +(1/2)(-1.5)t2
16=1.5t
t=10.67 s
From
m/s
Direction
Counterclock wise from +x-axis
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