make sure answer is visible and bold QUESTION 5A body of mass 3.65 kg is moving toward x direction with the velocityV = (a-bt) (c-dt),where t is the time,a=0.124(m/s) 1/2, b=0.148m 1/2-3/2, c=5.44m 1/2-1/2, and d=0.429m1/2-3/2 are constants.At the time t = t.-3.17s the coordinate X of the body is X:=7.17m.What is the kinetic energy of the body when the time is t:=1.59s?Input your answer in J using 3 significant figures.

As per the given condition, at t2= 1.59 s velocity of body is is V=…

A body of mass 3.65 kg is moving toward x direction with the velocity V = (a-bt) (c-dt), where t is the time, a=0.124(m/s) 1/2, b=0.148m1/2-3/2,c=5.44m1/2-1/2, and d=0.429m 1/25-3/2 are constants. At the time t = t.-3.17s the coordinate X of the body is x:=7.17m. What is the kinetic energy of the body when the time is t:=1.59s? Input your answer in J using 3 significant figures.

A body of mass 3.65 kg is moving toward x direction with the velocity V = (a-bt) (c-dt), where t is the time, a=0.124(m/s) 1/2, b=0.148m1/2-3/2,c=5.44m1/2-1/2, and d=0.429m 1/25-3/2 are constants. At the time t = t.-3.17s the coordinate X of the body is x:=7.17m. What is the kinetic energy of the body when the time is t:=1.59s? Input your answer in J using 3 significant figures.

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