Two forces acting on a 10 kg object is given as F, = (6N)î +(5N)ĵ and %3D F, = (-1N)î +(2N)ĵ . Initially the object is at , = (5m)î + (2m)j with zero velocity. a )Where will the object be 10 s later?; b)What is the average velocity of the object in the first 10 seconds? c) What is its instantaneous velocity at t = 12 s ? %3D

Two forces acting on a 10 kg object is given as F, = (6N)î +(5N)ĵ and %3D F, = (-1N)î +(2N)ĵ . Initially the object is at , = (5m)î + (2m)j with zero velocity. a )Where will the object be 10 s later?; b)What is the average velocity of the object in the first 10 seconds? c) What is its instantaneous velocity at t = 12 s ? %3D

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Two forces acting on a 10 kg object is given as F = (6N)î +(5N)ĵ and
F, = (-1N)î + (2N)j . Initially the object is at ī, = (5m)î + (2m)j with zero velocity.
a) Where will the object be 10 s later?;
b) What is the average velocity of the object in the first 10 seconds?
c) What is its instantaneous velocity at t = 12 s?

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