Packages enter the 11.1-ft chute at A with a speed of 5.3 ft/sec and have a 0.36g acceleration from A to B. If the packages come to rest at C, calculate the constant acceleration a (positive if it speeds up, negative if it slows down) of the packages from B to C. Also find the time required for the packages to go from A to C. 11.1 Answers: From B to C, a From A to C, t- B i -13.9' ft/sec² sec

Packages enter the 11.1-ft chute at A with a speed of 5.3 ft/sec and have a 0.36g acceleration from A to B. If the packages come to rest at C, calculate the constant acceleration a (positive if it speeds up, negative if it slows down) of the packages from B to C. Also find the time required for the packages to go from A to C. 11.1 Answers: From B to C, a From A to C, t- B i -13.9' ft/sec² sec

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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