A roller coaster is moving at a certain path in the x-y plane and can be considered as a particle with the velocity given by 6.12i+3.24j m/s at time t=3.65 sec. Its average acceleration during the next 0.02 seconds is 4i+6j m/s². Determine the velocity v of the particle at t=3.67sec Ov=-3.25i-4.16j m/s Ov=3.25i+4.16j m/s V=-6.20i-3.36j m/s Ov=6.20i-3.36j m/s Ov=-3.25i+4.16j m/s Ov=6.20i+3.36j m/s

A roller coaster is moving at a certain path in the x-y plane and can be considered as a particle with the velocity given by 6.12i+3.24j m/s at time t=3.65 sec. Its average acceleration during the next 0.02 seconds is 4i+6j m/s². Determine the velocity v of the particle at t=3.67sec Ov=-3.25i-4.16j m/s Ov=3.25i+4.16j m/s V=-6.20i-3.36j m/s Ov=6.20i-3.36j m/s Ov=-3.25i+4.16j m/s Ov=6.20i+3.36j m/s

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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