Problem 2 Continued) Once the toy car drives off the edge of the cliff, the rocket STILL causes the toy car to accelerate horizontally at 4.14 m/s². 2B) the toy car's displacement (both magnitude and direction) from when it drives off the edge of the cliff to when it hits the lake below? If it takes the toy car 8.31 s after driving off the edge of the cliff to hit a lake below, what is

Problem 2 Continued) Once the toy car drives off the edge of the cliff, the rocket STILL causes the toy car to accelerate horizontally at 4.14 m/s². 2B) the toy car's displacement (both magnitude and direction) from when it drives off the edge of the cliff to when it hits the lake below? If it takes the toy car 8.31 s after driving off the edge of the cliff to hit a lake below, what is

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Chapter3: Vectors And Two-Dimensional Motion

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