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3. Car A rounds a curve of 150-m radius at a 54 km/h At the instant constant speed of 81 km/h represented, car B is moving at but is 3 m/s Determine the slowing down at the rate of velocity and acceleration of car A as observed from car B (°A/B and "A/B). А/В A y - В 150 m

3. Car A rounds a curve of 150-m radius at a 54 km/h At the instant constant speed of 81 km/h represented, car B is moving at but is 3 m/s Determine the slowing down at the rate of velocity and acceleration of car A as observed from car B (°A/B and "A/B). А/В A y - В 150 m

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Chapter4: Motion In Two Dimensions

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