and va = 10j m/s. Find HA and HAjoP.1)the force F as shown. F = 4j N, raloand va = 10j m/s. Find H,The 10 kg mass particle A is acted on by(4.0i + 1.0j) m,and HAJOyt.j

Given:mass of particle A,mA=10 kgF=4j NrA/O=(4.0i+1.0j)mVA=10j m/s

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P.1) the force F as shown. F = 4j N, ralo and va = 10j m/s. Find HA, and HANO The 10 kg mass particle A is acted on by (4.0i + 1.0j) m, %3D y F 1. A j

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P.1)
the force F as shown. F = 4j N, ralo
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The 10 kg mass particle A is acted on by
(4.0i + 1.0j) m,
and HAJO
y
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