The momentum of a particle, in SI units, is given by p= 6.4t²i –- 4.6tj – 7.2k. What is the force as a function of time (in N)? Optian 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 Option 5 (9.6ti – 8.9k) | (6.47²i– 4.6tj – 7.2k) | (128ti – 4.6)) | (4.4t) – 7.2k) (16.3ti – 5.2k) Option4 Option5 Ontin

The momentum of a particle, in SI units, is given by p= 6.4t²i –- 4.6tj – 7.2k. What is the force as a function of time (in N)? Optian 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 Option 5 (9.6ti – 8.9k) | (6.47²i– 4.6tj – 7.2k) | (128ti – 4.6)) | (4.4t) – 7.2k) (16.3ti – 5.2k) Option4 Option5 Ontin

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Chapter5: Relativity

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