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if {\vec{V}=ky\hat{i}+kx\hat{j} m/s, find the equation of the path
if {\vec{V}=ky\hat{i}+kx\hat{j} m/s, find the equation of the path
Path of {\vec{V}}: Finding Equation
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The discussion focuses on deriving the equation of the path for the vector function {\vec{V}=ky\hat{i}+kx\hat{j}} in meters per second. Participants analyze the relationship between the components of the vector and the resulting trajectory. The conclusion highlights that the path can be expressed as a parabolic equation, specifically \(y = \frac{k}{k}x^2\), demonstrating a clear mathematical relationship between the variables involved.
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