The acceleration of a particle is defined by the a = -10v knowing that at tso the velocity is 30 m/sec find @ the distance that the particle will travel before Coming be rest - time required for the partick to come to rest. the time required for the velocity to be reduced 1%, of its initial value.

The acceleration of a particle is defined by the a = -10v knowing that at tso the velocity is 30 m/sec find @ the distance that the particle will travel before Coming be rest - time required for the partick to come to rest. the time required for the velocity to be reduced 1%, of its initial value.

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The acceleration of a particle is defined by the
retion.
a = -10V
knowing that at tso the velocity is 30 m/sec find
@ the distance that the particle will travel before Coming
be rest -
time required for the particle to come to rest.
the time required for the velocity to be reduced 1%
of its initial value.

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