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I have attaches a problem that I've been working on for a while now I keep getting the answer of 1.33 m/s but the book has a given answer of 1.09 m/s, what formula do I use?
Why Does My Dynamics Solution Differ from the Textbook's Answer?
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nevermind
I figure it out, I need to find A/normal then A tangential, Thanks anyway
I figure it out, I need to find A/normal then A tangential, Thanks anyway
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