A particle experiences exactly two forces -> ^ -> ^ ^ F 1 = 1N i ; F2 = -1 N i + 3 N j Which is true? the magnitude of acceleration = 3m/s2 the y-component of the position is increasing the x-component of the velocity is constant or the magnitude of the net force is 5N

A particle experiences exactly two forces -> ^ -> ^ ^ F 1 = 1N i ; F2 = -1 N i + 3 N j Which is true? the magnitude of acceleration = 3m/s2 the y-component of the position is increasing the x-component of the velocity is constant or the magnitude of the net force is 5N

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A particle experiences exactly two forces

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F ₁ = 1N i ; F₂ = -1 N i + 3 N j

Which is true?

the magnitude of acceleration = 3m/s²

the y-component of the position is increasing

the x-component of the velocity is constant

the magnitude of the net force is 5N

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