Let "x-axis" represent the horizontal direction and the "y-axis" represent the vertical direction. Assume no air resistance A particle of mass 2 kg is launched with an initial speed of Vo = ( 48 i + 32j)m/s from point A below ground level with coordinates (Xa =2m , Ya= -1m )

Let "x-axis" represent the horizontal direction and the "y-axis" represent the vertical direction. Assume no air resistance A particle of mass 2 kg is launched with an initial speed of Vo = ( 48 i + 32j)m/s from point A below ground level with coordinates (Xa =2m , Ya= -1m )

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Let "x-axis" represent the horizontal direction and the "y-axis" represent the vertical direction. Assume no air
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A particle of mass 2 kg is launched with an initial speed of
Vo = ( 48 i + 32j) m/s from point A below ground level with coordinates (Xa =2m, Ya= -1m )

Quantities that have magnitude and direction but not position. Some examples of vectors are velocity, displacement, acceleration, and force. They are sometimes called Euclidean or spatial vectors.

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