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if r = 40t i +(30t-5t^2) j ii)find displacement at 2 seconds ii)velocity at 2 sec

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Answered by kelkarakshay21
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Answer:

r = 89.44 m

v = 41.23 m/s

Explanation:

r = 40t i +(30t-5t^2) j

at t= 2 sec

r = 40*2 i + ( 30*2 -5*4 ) j

r = 80 i + 40 j

r = sqrt (80^{2} + 40^{2})

r = sqrt ( 6400 + 1600 )

 = 89.44 m

v= d/dt ( 40t i +(30t-5t^2) j )

 = 40 i + (30 -10t ) j

at t= 2 sec

 = 40i  + 10 j

v = sqrt ( 40sqr + 10 sqr )

  = sqrt ( 1600 + 100 )

v = 41.23 m/s

Answered by mujahidraza42514
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Answer:

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