The drag racer P starts from rest at the start line S and then accelerates along the track. When it has traveled 96 m, its speed is 51 m/s. For that instant, determine the values of ř and ở relative to axes fixed to an observer O in the grandstand Gas shown. 26 m Answers: m/s = rad/s

The drag racer P starts from rest at the start line S and then accelerates along the track. When it has traveled 96 m, its speed is 51 m/s. For that instant, determine the values of ř and ở relative to axes fixed to an observer O in the grandstand Gas shown. 26 m Answers: m/s = rad/s

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26 m
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