Cours The diagram below shows the initial velocity of an object. The magnitude of the initial velocity is vo= 2 m/s and the angle is 8 = 83 degrees. Vo N What are the components of the initial velocity? ( Submit Answer Tries 0/2 x Post Discussion ) m/s

Cours The diagram below shows the initial velocity of an object. The magnitude of the initial velocity is vo= 2 m/s and the angle is 8 = 83 degrees. Vo N What are the components of the initial velocity? ( Submit Answer Tries 0/2 x Post Discussion ) m/s

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Chapter6: Motion In Two Dimensions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 87A

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The diagram below shows the initial velocity of an object. The magnitude of the initial velocity is vo= 2 m/s and the angle is 8 = 83 degrees.
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What are the components of the initial velocity?
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We are given magnitude of initial velocity of an object. We are also given angle made with negative x axis. Hence the initial velocity vector lies in 2nd quadrant. We resolve the vector into components along x and y directions.

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