During a time interval of five seconds, a particle changed its velocity from = (5î –5j) m/s to V, = (10i +5 j) m/s. The magnitude of the particle's average acceleration (in m/s²) during this time interval is: %3D

During a time interval of five seconds, a particle changed its velocity from = (5î –5j) m/s to V, = (10i +5 j) m/s. The magnitude of the particle's average acceleration (in m/s²) during this time interval is: %3D

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Description: During a time interval of five seconds, a particlechanged its velocity from V = (5i –5j) m/sto V, = (10i +5j) m/s.The magnitude of the particle's average acceleration(in m/s²) during this time interval is:A. 0.45B. 5.13C. 2.24D. 9.8E. 12.3

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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