A particle with constant speed of 9 m/s along a path given as a) y=3x? b) x= y²-Iny Find the acceleration vector of the particle in terms of rectangular components and in terms of natural coordinates when the particle is at position y=3m.

A particle with constant speed of 9 m/s along a path given as a) y=3x? b) x= y²-Iny Find the acceleration vector of the particle in terms of rectangular components and in terms of natural coordinates when the particle is at position y=3m.

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A particle with constant speed of 9 m/s along a path given as
а) у-3x?
b) х- у2-Iny
Find the acceleration vector of the particle in terms of rectangular components
and in terms of natural coordinates when the particle is at position y=3m.

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