4. a) A robot moves in the xy-plane. The robot's acceleration has components given byax = (6.00 m/s*) ? and ay = 3.00 m/s? - (8.00 m/s³) t. (The y-direction is positively upward). If itinitially starts from rest and its initial position is r = (5.0 m) î + (2.0 m) ĵ,i) Calculate the x- and y-components of the robot's velocity at time t == 4.0 s.ii) Calculate the x- and y-components the robot's displacement at time t = 4.0 s.iii) When does the robot reach its maximum height?

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4. a) A robot moves in the xy-plane. The robot's acceleration has components given by ax = (6.00 m/s*) ² and ay = 3.00 m/s² - (8.00 m/s³) t. (The y-direction is positively upward). If it initially starts from rest and its initial position is r = (5.0 m) î + (2.0 m) ĵ, %3D i) Calculate the x- and y-components of the robot's velocity at time t = 4.0 s. ii) Calculate the x- and y-components the robot’s displacement at time t= 4.0 s. iii) When does the robot reach its maximum height?

4. a) A robot moves in the xy-plane. The robot's acceleration has components given by ax = (6.00 m/s*) ² and ay = 3.00 m/s² - (8.00 m/s³) t. (The y-direction is positively upward). If it initially starts from rest and its initial position is r = (5.0 m) î + (2.0 m) ĵ, %3D i) Calculate the x- and y-components of the robot's velocity at time t = 4.0 s. ii) Calculate the x- and y-components the robot’s displacement at time t= 4.0 s. iii) When does the robot reach its maximum height?

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