Data √₁ = -49 m/s X=-98m m = 2 kg Ft= 20N Xo Questions X₁+) = ? the object 1. Calculate the velocity of 2. Calculate the position of the object 3 Graph V(t) 4. Graph X (1) 5. Predict all the relevant events during the motion of the object

Data √₁ = -49 m/s X=-98m m = 2 kg Ft= 20N Xo Questions X₁+) = ? the object 1. Calculate the velocity of 2. Calculate the position of the object 3 Graph V(t) 4. Graph X (1) 5. Predict all the relevant events during the motion of the object

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