A B C D please and thank 4. A particle weighs 17 lb and is moving as shown below at 8 ft/s. Answer the following questions.a. What is the mass of the particle? Show yourWork.Magnitude rounded to 3 sig. fig.Unitsb. What is the velocity vector for the particle?Snow your work.Solution rounded to 3 sig. fig. in î+j+kSolution rounded to 3 sig. fig. in î+j+kUnitsSolution rounded to 3 sig. fig. in i+j+kUnits17 lbc. What is an appropriate "momentum arm" vector? Show your work.тра2.6 ftUnits0.8 ft3.1 ftd. What is the angular momentum of the particle? Show your work.BIRIBIA1.7 ft3.2 ft*****

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4. A particle weighs 17 lb and is moving as shown below at 8 ft/s. Answer the following questions. a. What is the mass of the particle? Show your work. Magnitude rounded to 3 sig. fig. Units b. What is the velocity vector for the particle? Show your work. 1 2.6 ft 17 lb 0.8 ft 3.1 ft 1.7 ft 3.2 ft

4. A particle weighs 17 lb and is moving as shown below at 8 ft/s. Answer the following questions. a. What is the mass of the particle? Show your work. Magnitude rounded to 3 sig. fig. Units b. What is the velocity vector for the particle? Show your work. 1 2.6 ft 17 lb 0.8 ft 3.1 ft 1.7 ft 3.2 ft

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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