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Position and velocity of a point are given in polar coordinates by R = 2,  θ =...

Position and velocity of a point are given in polar coordinates by R = 2,  θ = 35 degrees, and v = 4R + 3Θ.  The 35 degrees is measured positive counterclockwise from the x-axis on an xy Cartesian coordinate frame. What is the velocity of the point in terms of i and j?

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here x^ and y^ is i^ and j^ respectively

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