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At the instant illustrated, car B has a speed of 33 km/h and car A has a speed of 42 km/h. Determine the values of r and for this instant where r and are measured relative to a longitudinal axis fixed to car B as indicated in the figure. 40° 29⁰ 72 m 97 m I VA T Ө T B UB

At the instant illustrated, car B has a speed of 33 km/h and car A has a speed of 42 km/h. Determine the values of r and for this instant where r and are measured relative to a longitudinal axis fixed to car B as indicated in the figure. 40° 29⁰ 72 m 97 m I VA T Ө T B UB

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