The pingpong ball rounds a vertical circular arc from point A to point B. The change in speed of the ball is [10s/(3)] m/s², where s is the length of the arc from point A in meters. Determine the horizontal distance d of the projectile of the pingpong ball. Also, solve for the total acceleration of the pingpong ball when it is at B. A 30° 6 m d

The pingpong ball rounds a vertical circular arc from point A to point B. The change in speed of the ball is [10s/(3)] m/s², where s is the length of the arc from point A in meters. Determine the horizontal distance d of the projectile of the pingpong ball. Also, solve for the total acceleration of the pingpong ball when it is at B. A 30° 6 m d

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Chapter4: Motion In Two Dimensions

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