pairs: (a) (1, 2, 3) x ( 7, - 8, 9 ) (b) ( – 2, 5, 7) × ( 4, - 10, - 14 ) (c) ( 0.8, 0.6, 0.0 ) × ( 0.0, 0.5, – 0.3 ) (d) (- 55, - 21, - 72) × ( – 21, – 55, - 72 ) 2. Starting at t = 0, an object at rest is subjected to a force f(t) b=D3, c= 7N, and d = 13N. Find the displacement of the object from its starting location at time = at3 + bt2 +ct +d where a = 1; %3D t = 4s. 3. Consider two blocks that are attached by a string. Block 1 lays on plane inclined by an angle 0 with the horizontal. Block 2 hangs freely off the edge of the inclined plane. For the situation where M2 > M1, find the static coefficient of friction needed to keep the system from moving away from its starting position. My 4. Consider two blocks at rest on a flat plane. Block 1 lays on the plane, while Block 2 lays atop Block 1. Given a static coefficient of friction (µ), with what force must you push Block one such that Block 2, just begins to slide off of Block 1? Mz M, 1LL

pairs: (a) (1, 2, 3) x ( 7, - 8, 9 ) (b) ( – 2, 5, 7) × ( 4, - 10, - 14 ) (c) ( 0.8, 0.6, 0.0 ) × ( 0.0, 0.5, – 0.3 ) (d) (- 55, - 21, - 72) × ( – 21, – 55, - 72 ) 2. Starting at t = 0, an object at rest is subjected to a force f(t) b=D3, c= 7N, and d = 13N. Find the displacement of the object from its starting location at time = at3 + bt2 +ct +d where a = 1; %3D t = 4s. 3. Consider two blocks that are attached by a string. Block 1 lays on plane inclined by an angle 0 with the horizontal. Block 2 hangs freely off the edge of the inclined plane. For the situation where M2 > M1, find the static coefficient of friction needed to keep the system from moving away from its starting position. My 4. Consider two blocks at rest on a flat plane. Block 1 lays on the plane, while Block 2 lays atop Block 1. Given a static coefficient of friction (µ), with what force must you push Block one such that Block 2, just begins to slide off of Block 1? Mz M, 1LL

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