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A vehicle enters a corner moving at 25 km/hr north then leaves the corner moving at 35 km/hr at 30° north of East 350 seconds later. Find
A) The components of the vector difference of the initial and final velocity is in SI units using scale drawing method
B) find The components of the acceleration of the vehicle
C) what is the magnitude of this acceleration
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