2/165 The velocity and acceleration of a particle are givenfor a certain instant by v = 6i – 3i + 2k m/s anda = 3i – j - 5k m/s². Determine the angle e be-tween v and a, i, and the radius of curvature p inthe osculating plane.

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The velocity and acceleration of a particle are giver for a certain instant by v = 6i – 3i + 2k m/s an a = 3i – j - 5k m/s². Determine the angle e be tween v and a, i, and the radius of curvature pi the osculating plane.

The velocity and acceleration of a particle are giver for a certain instant by v = 6i – 3i + 2k m/s an a = 3i – j - 5k m/s². Determine the angle e be tween v and a, i, and the radius of curvature pi the osculating plane.

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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