12:42ull LTE1) An object, having a weight of 20 N, moves from point A to point B on a smooth surface of a pathin a three-dimensional space. The x- y- and z- coordinates of the points are givenmeters: A (0: 3: 3), B (6: 5: 0). The speed of the object at point A is 18m/s and the force (F = 2i+3y j+z k] Nis acting on the object during the motion. What is the speed of the object at point B?inF3D

Given Data→Weight =20 NA→0,3,3B→6,5,0Speed of object at point A→vA=18msF=2x2i+3y2j+z2kNProblem…

1) An object, having a weight of 20 N, moves from point A to point B on a smooth surface of a path in a three-dimensional space. The x- y- and z- coordinates of the points are given respectively in meters: A (0: 3: 3). B (6: 5: 0). The speed of the object at point A is 18m/s and the force [F= 2ri+ 3y j+z k] N is acting on the object during the motion. What is the speed of the object at point B?

1) An object, having a weight of 20 N, moves from point A to point B on a smooth surface of a path in a three-dimensional space. The x- y- and z- coordinates of the points are given respectively in meters: A (0: 3: 3). B (6: 5: 0). The speed of the object at point A is 18m/s and the force [F= 2ri+ 3y j+z k] N is acting on the object during the motion. What is the speed of the object at point B?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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