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The net force that acts on a body with a mass of 650 kilograms is given...
The
net force that acts on a body with a mass of 650 kilograms is given
by F = 2 + 3t - 0.5t^2 in the ihat direction.
find the t at which the body has the greatest speed.
find the average velocity of the body between one second and
two seconds.
whaf are the units of the constants given in the
equation?
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Answer #1
Assumed object started from rest
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