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a 2.5 kg particle has a velocity given by v (t) = 4.00 t ^ 2...
a
2.5 kg particle has a velocity given by v (t) = 4.00 t ^ 2 i + 3.00
t j Determine the horizontal and vertical components of its
momentum at time y = 1.0 s and find the magnitude and direction of
the momentum.
6. the particle underwent a change in momentum.
a) true
b)flase
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