2. Two objects fly toward each other. When they are 1200m apart, their velocities and acceleration are v₁ = 40m/s, V2 = 15m/s a₁ = 0.50 m/s², and a₂ = 1.30 m/s². A third object left the first object and moves with constant velocity of 50 m/s toward the second object. Upon reaching the second object, it flies back to the first object and so on until the first and second object collide. Find the total distance travelled by the third object.

2. Two objects fly toward each other. When they are 1200m apart, their velocities and acceleration are v₁ = 40m/s, V2 = 15m/s a₁ = 0.50 m/s², and a₂ = 1.30 m/s². A third object left the first object and moves with constant velocity of 50 m/s toward the second object. Upon reaching the second object, it flies back to the first object and so on until the first and second object collide. Find the total distance travelled by the third object.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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