Problem A) A 3.0 kg object has two forces acting on it. Force F1 = (18i + 10j)N while F2 is unknown. The velocity at t = 6 seconds is v = (12î + 243)m/s. If the object was initially at rest, determine F, and its displacement at t = 6 s in unit vector notation. Assume that these are the only two forces acting on the object.

Problem A) A 3.0 kg object has two forces acting on it. Force F1 = (18i + 10j)N while F2 is unknown. The velocity at t = 6 seconds is v = (12î + 243)m/s. If the object was initially at rest, determine F, and its displacement at t = 6 s in unit vector notation. Assume that these are the only two forces acting on the object.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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