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A particle with with velocity Vo = -2i + 4j m/s at t=0 undergoes a constant acceleration ã of magnitude 3m/s² at an angle ø equals 130 from the positive direction at x axis, what is the particle of the velocity V at t=s in unit vector notation as a magnitude and angle

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given  : A particle with with velocity Vo = -2i + 4j m/s at t=0 undergoes a constant acceleration ã of magnitude 3m/s² at an angle ø equals 130 from the positive direction at x axis,

To Find : what is the particle of the velocity V at t=5s in unit vector notation as a magnitude and angle

Solution:

Vo = -2i + 4j    at t=0

acceleration ã of magnitude 3m/s² at an angle ø equals 130 from the positive direction at x axis

=> a  = 3Cos130°i + 3Sin130° j

=> a  = -3Cos50° i  + 3Sin50°j

=> a = -1.928i + 2.298j

Vt = Vo + at

t = 5

=> V =  -2i + 4j + (-1.928i + 2.298j) * 5

=> V =   -2i + 4j  -  9.64i + 11.49j

=> V = -11.64i  + 15.49j

Magnitude =  √ (-11.64)² + (15.49)² = 19.738

Tanα =  15.49/(-11.64)

=> Tanα =  -1.33

=> α  = 127°

(19.738 , ∠127°)

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