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Solving for Rate of Change of Speed: 128° & 6.68 m/s2
yes thank you simon!- shiv604
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Solving for Rate of Change of Speed: 128° & 6.68 m/s2
thanks a bunch!- shiv604
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Solving for Rate of Change of Speed: 128° & 6.68 m/s2
ooooh 4.11- shiv604
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Solving for Rate of Change of Speed: 128° & 6.68 m/s2
ok that makes sense! I got 4.11 for x, and 5.26 for y. I am confused on which one affects the rate of change. Also once I do find which component affects the rate of change, would it be positive or negative?- shiv604
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Solving for Rate of Change of Speed: 128° & 6.68 m/s2
Hmm. Well I made a triangle, one side velocity, the other acceleration; which was bound by 128 degrees. I'm stuck on what to do next with this triangle. I have never seen a problem like this before. I have tried my class notes, my textbook, and google. I cannot seem to grasp what the question...- shiv604
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Solving for Rate of Change of Speed: 128° & 6.68 m/s2
Homework Statement An object is traveling along a curved path. At a particular instant the angle between its velocity vector and its acceleration vector is 128 degrees. The magnitude of its acceleration vector is 6.68 m/s2. At that instant, what is the particle's rate of change of...- shiv604
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