An object of mass 400 kg islocated at < 86, -25, 0> m is moving at avelocity of < 6, -9,0> m/s. Two forcesF₁ and F₂ are applied on the object. Thenet force of < 90, -75,0> N is applied for 13 s.2If F₂ = < 80, -90,0 > N, calculate1)F₁ = <21eIn the formula sheet provided,wuch equation can be used to calculate thethe impulse applied to the object? →3)The impulse applied to theobject during this 13 s interval is:Ap =<4)In the formula sheet provided,which equation can be used to calculate thefinal position of the object?5)the end of this 13 s interval is:The location of the particle at=<

Given,mass , m = 400 kg Initial position, r0 = <86,-25,0>mInitial velocity,v0 =<6,-9,0>…

An object of mass 400 kg is located at < 86, -25, 0> m is moving at a velocity of < 6, -9,0> m/s. Two forces F₁ and F₂ are applied on the object. The net force of < 90, -75,0> N is applied for 13 s.

An object of mass 400 kg is located at < 86, -25, 0> m is moving at a velocity of < 6, -9,0> m/s. Two forces F₁ and F₂ are applied on the object. The net force of < 90, -75,0> N is applied for 13 s.

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An object of mass 400 kg is
located at < 86, -25, 0> m is moving at a
velocity of < 6, -9,0> m/s. Two forces
F₁ and F₂ are applied on the object. The
net force of < 90, -75,0> N is applied for 13 s.
2
If F₂ = < 80, -90,0 > N, calculate
1)
F₁ = <
21e
In the formula sheet provided,
wuch equation can be used to calculate the
the impulse applied to the object? →
3)
The impulse applied to the
object during this 13 s interval is:
Ap =<
4)
In the formula sheet provided,
which equation can be used to calculate the
final position of the object?
5)
the end of this 13 s interval is:
The location of the particle at
=<

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