A particle leaves the origin going 5.3 m/s in the +x direction. At all times it experiences a constant acceleration of 5.34 m/s? inthe -x direction. What will be the particle's speed when it returns to the origin?

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A particle leaves the origin going 5.3 m/s in the +x direction. At all times it experiences a constant acceleration of 5.34 m/s² in the -x direction. What will be the particle's speed when it returns to the origin?

A particle leaves the origin going 5.3 m/s in the +x direction. At all times it experiences a constant acceleration of 5.34 m/s² in the -x direction. What will be the particle's speed when it returns to the origin?

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