a:) co = 21 1-500 W= 419 XCE) - Acos ot x(0.500) = 0.240 cas(4196) x (0-500) = -0-120 b) Vy- -w Asin (wt) = - (419) 0-240 sin (419t) L8-0 - - A * the sign indi codtes that the direchion of the force is going to the lept. *- A sin ot Acınco A sin a aresin (A) A sinco aresin (-0-180 0240) 4:19 = at 0.20s ICCO.240 m)* - (-0. I8dm)? t- 0.20 s V - 4 98 mls

a:) co = 21 1-500 W= 419 XCE) - Acos ot x(0.500) = 0.240 cas(4196) x (0-500) = -0-120 b) Vy- -w Asin (wt) = - (419) 0-240 sin (419t) L8-0 - - A * the sign indi codtes that the direchion of the force is going to the lept. - A sin ot Acınco A sin a aresin (A) A sinco aresin (-0-180 0240) 4:19 = at 0.20s ICCO.240 m) - (-0. I8dm)? t- 0.20 s V - 4 98 mls

Inquiry into Physics

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ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

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Chapter12: Relativity, Particle Physics, And Cosmology

Section: Chapter Questions

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