A particle P moves along the line x+y=2 in the z plane with a uniform speed 3√2 ft /sec from the point z = −5 + 7i to the point z = 10−8i. If w = 2z^(2)−3 and P′ is the image, in the plane w, of P, find the magnitude of a) the velocity and b) of the acceleration of P′ After 3 seconds

A particle P moves along the line x+y=2 in the z plane with a uniform speed 3√2 ft /sec from the point z = −5 + 7i to the point z = 10−8i. If w = 2z^(2)−3 and P′ is the image, in the plane w, of P, find the magnitude of a) the velocity and b) of the acceleration of P′ After 3 seconds

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