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Exercise 3.18
Need Part E and Part F.
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what i he r-component of the ahats acceleration whie igt V Correct Part B 40ms Correct Part C - 755 ms Pinlbet Anes Correct Part D . 932s

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Part E and Part F are the only ones needed, thank you.

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Here we use motion of object in two dimension under gravity, x-compount vemalin constamt 55s remove the mivnus s neeJe***************************************************************************************************
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