The figure shows an object moving at constant speed in a circular path. What is the velocity of the object at the indicated point? O i = v(- cos(0)î + sin(0)ĵ) Oi= v(- sin(@)î + cos(8)ĵ) O i = v(- sin(0)î – cos(0)ĵ) ü = v(sin(Ø)î + cos(0)î) O ū = v(cos(0)i + sin(0))

The figure shows an object moving at constant speed in a circular path. What is the velocity of the object at the indicated point? O i = v(- cos(0)î + sin(0)ĵ) Oi= v(- sin(@)î + cos(8)ĵ) O i = v(- sin(0)î – cos(0)ĵ) ü = v(sin(Ø)î + cos(0)î) O ū = v(cos(0)i + sin(0))

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