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Magnitude and direction of change in velocity. Dont know how to get direction.

 
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Sep15-08, 07:41 PM   #1
 

Magnitude and direction of change in velocity. Dont know how to get direction.


1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data



2. Relevant equations

I used:

square root of: 196^2+236^2-2(196)(236)cos(45)

to get the change in velocity of 169.4

and then did 169.4/5 hours to get the average acceleration of 33.9

3. The attempt at a solution

i don't know what to do for the second one
 
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Sep15-08, 08:25 PM   #2
 
anyone? please? pretty please?
 
Sep16-08, 02:02 PM   #3
 
wow no one knows? amazing...
 
Sep16-08, 03:12 PM   #4
 

Magnitude and direction of change in velocity. Dont know how to get direction.


problem solved. thanks for the help guys...
 
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