I need the answer as soon as possible 10. Consider a particle moving in three dimensional system whereV(x,y,z) = ax + By² + yz3, it passes through the origin withspeed up. The speed of this particle at the point (5,2√13,√7) is10A.(a+10.48+1.4y)mB.V=(5a + 2√138+ V7y)mC.v=v² (5a +528+7y)mD.vuổMY(2.5a + 13.28 +7.4y

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10. Consider a particle moving in three dimensional system where V(x, y, z) = ax + y² + y2³, it passes through the origin with speed up. The speed of this particle at the point (5,2√/13,√/7) is 10 A. 21- (a+10.48 +1.4y) B. v=√(5a + 2√138+ V7y) 10 C. (5a +52ß + 7y) D. v=√(2.5a + 13.28+7.4y 11 NO

10. Consider a particle moving in three dimensional system where V(x, y, z) = ax + y² + y2³, it passes through the origin with speed up. The speed of this particle at the point (5,2√/13,√/7) is 10 A. 21- (a+10.48 +1.4y) B. v=√(5a + 2√138+ V7y) 10 C. (5a +52ß + 7y) D. v=√(2.5a + 13.28+7.4y 11 NO

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