Given: X- coordinate: x= -5.00sinwt, where w is constant, x is meters, and t is seconds y - coordinate: y = 4.00 - 5.00coswt, where w is constant, y in meters, and t seconds What is the expression for position vector? O A. [(5.00sinwt)î + (4.00 - 5.00coswt)j]m O B. [(-5.00sinwt)i + (4.00 - 5.00coswt)j]m O C. [(-5.00sinwt)i + (4.00 + 5.00coswt)j]m O D. [(5.00sinwt)î + (4.00 + 5.00coswt)j]m

Given: X- coordinate: x= -5.00sinwt, where w is constant, x is meters, and t is seconds y - coordinate: y = 4.00 - 5.00coswt, where w is constant, y in meters, and t seconds What is the expression for position vector? O A. [(5.00sinwt)î + (4.00 - 5.00coswt)j]m O B. [(-5.00sinwt)i + (4.00 - 5.00coswt)j]m O C. [(-5.00sinwt)i + (4.00 + 5.00coswt)j]m O D. [(5.00sinwt)î + (4.00 + 5.00coswt)j]m

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Chapter2: Vectors

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