you’re windsurfing at 6.28 m/s when a gust hits, accelerating your sailboardat 0.714 m/s2at 48.8◦to your original direction. If the gust lasts 5.42 s, what’s themagnitude of the board’s displacement during this time?

you’re windsurfing at 6.28 m/s when a gust hits, accelerating your sailboardat 0.714 m/s2at 48.8◦to your original direction. If the gust lasts 5.42 s, what’s themagnitude of the board’s displacement during this time?

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Chapter3: Motion Along A Straight Line

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