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When at the origin (0,0) the initial velocity of a particle is ?⃗0 = (2.0?̂ +...

When at the origin (0,0) the initial velocity of a particle is ?⃗0 = (2.0?̂ + 5.0?̂) ? / ? and its constant acceleration is ?⃗ = (7.0?̂ + 5.0?̂) ? / ? two . Find the final position of the particle when its velocity is ?⃗ = (16.0?̂ + 15.0?̂) ? / ?. (First find the time it takes to reach your position final).

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Given data:

at origin (0,0) velocity of particle is

   moving with constant acceleration of

   and final velocity

Now from equation of motion,

Now Final position of particle is

s = Final position of particle.

Now as so = (0,0)

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