5 Slide on! A block placed on an incline oriented 42°with respect to the horizontal has velocity13.4 [m/s] î – 12.0 [m/s] j at time t = 0.00[s]. If its acceleration isa = 0.706 [m/s²]i – 0.636 [m/s²]j, what is thevelocity v after t = 15.0 [s]?u =O 24.0 [m/s] i – 21.5 [m/s] jO 24.0 [m/s] î – 9.54 [m/s] ĵO 3.86 [m/s] î – 1.41 [m/s] jO 10.6 [m/s] î – 21.5 [m/s] ĵ|

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13.4 [m/s] i – 12.0 [m/s] j at time t = 0.00 [s). If its acceleration is :0.706 [m/s²]î – 0.636 [m/s²] j, what is the velocity v after t = 15.0 [s]? a = O 24.0 [m/s] î – 21.5 [m/s] j O 24.0 [m/s] î – 9.54 [m/s] j O 3.86 [m/s] i – 1.41 [m/s] j O 10.6 [m/s] î – 21.5 [m/s] j

13.4 [m/s] i – 12.0 [m/s] j at time t = 0.00 [s). If its acceleration is :0.706 [m/s²]î – 0.636 [m/s²] j, what is the velocity v after t = 15.0 [s]? a = O 24.0 [m/s] î – 21.5 [m/s] j O 24.0 [m/s] î – 9.54 [m/s] j O 3.86 [m/s] i – 1.41 [m/s] j O 10.6 [m/s] î – 21.5 [m/s] j

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