7.The position of a particle moving in a plane is given byx = sin wt, y = cos wtShow that the trajectory repeats itself periodically only if a is a rational number. 6. A particle moves at a constant acceleration along the curve x, = x1/100 from point Ato point B. The velocity of the particle at A is 10 m/s, and 10 s later, at point B it istraveling at 50 m/s. Determine the total acceleration of the particle at point B.

6.) Given: vA=10m/s, vB=50m/s, t=10s As the particle is moving with a constant acceleration, it has…

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