1. A car is traveling along road AB as shown below. The car has a The car is accelerating at a rate that results in a speed of 60kph at point B. Determine the magnitude and of its acceleration 2.5s speed of 40kph at point A. direction (measured from the horizontal) from point A.

1. A car is traveling along road AB as shown below. The car has a The car is accelerating at a rate that results in a speed of 60kph at point B. Determine the magnitude and of its acceleration 2.5s speed of 40kph at point A. direction (measured from the horizontal) from point A.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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