10. A small toy airplane is flying in the xy - plane parallel to the ground. During the time interval t1 = Os and t2 = 1s, its velocity as a function of time is given by i + (12 m т т 3 = 1.2 z tî + (12- - 2 t) S s2 At what values of t is the velocity of the plane perpendicular to its acceleration?

10. A small toy airplane is flying in the xy - plane parallel to the ground. During the time interval t1 = Os and t2 = 1s, its velocity as a function of time is given by i + (12 m т т 3 = 1.2 z tî + (12- - 2 t) S s2 At what values of t is the velocity of the plane perpendicular to its acceleration?

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