Question 1- At a certain instant aparticle of mass 9 Kg is moving in the +xdirection with a speed of 10 m/s. During the next30 sec two constant forces, < 20, 21, 1 > N and<-20, 10, 21 > N, act on the particle.What is the:1)vector form:V₁ = <2)a vector form:P₁ =3)=<-F Net= <◆The initial velocity of the particle in a◆initial momentum of the particle in> m/snet force acting on the particle:impulse applied to the particle atthe end of this 30 s intervalÏ=<5)the end of this 30 s intervalP₁ =<◆final momentum of the particle atmagnitude of the final momentumof the particle at the end of this 30 s interval| P₁ | = |

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Question 1 - At a certain instant a particle of mass 9 Kg is moving in the +x direction with a speed of 10 m/s. During the next 30 sec two constant forces, < 20, 21, 1 > N and <-20, 10, 21 > N, act on the particle. What is the: 1) vector form: V₁ = < 2) a vector form: P₁ = < 3) F Net = < The initial velocity of the particle in a 4) > m/s initial momentum of the particle in > net force acting on the particle: impulse applied to the particle at

Question 1 - At a certain instant a particle of mass 9 Kg is moving in the +x direction with a speed of 10 m/s. During the next 30 sec two constant forces, < 20, 21, 1 > N and <-20, 10, 21 > N, act on the particle. What is the: 1) vector form: V₁ = < 2) a vector form: P₁ = < 3) F Net = < The initial velocity of the particle in a 4) > m/s initial momentum of the particle in > net force acting on the particle: impulse applied to the particle at

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