Q4bläs 6 A table-tennis ball is released near thesurface of the (airless) moon withvelocity vo = (0, 8.5, -3) m/s. Itaccelerates (downward) withacceleration a = (2.3, 0, -3.6) m/s2. Find.its velocity after 10 s

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Initial velocity is v0→=0i^+8.5j^-3k^ m/s Acceleration is a⇀=2.3i^+0j^-3.6k^ m/s2 Given time, t = 10…

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A table-tennis ball is released near the surface of the (airless) moon with velocity vo = (O, 8.5, -3) m/s. It %3D accelerates (downward) with acceleration a = (2.3, 0, -3.6) m/s2. Find .its velocity after 10 s

A table-tennis ball is released near the surface of the (airless) moon with velocity vo = (O, 8.5, -3) m/s. It %3D accelerates (downward) with acceleration a = (2.3, 0, -3.6) m/s2. Find .its velocity after 10 s

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