The potential energy associated with the net force acting on a puck of mass 0.50 kg that is moving in x – y plane is given by U(x, y) = 2.0x² + 4.9y determine a) The force acting on the object and b) its acceleration at = (1.0î + 2.0j) m.

The potential energy associated with the net force acting on a puck of mass 0.50 kg that is moving in x – y plane is given by U(x, y) = 2.0x² + 4.9y determine a) The force acting on the object and b) its acceleration at = (1.0î + 2.0j) m.

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The potential energy associated with the net
force acting on a puck of mass 0.50 kg that is
moving in x – y plane is given by
U(x, y) = 2.0x² + 4.9y determine a) The
force acting on the object and b) its
acceleration at 7 = (1.0î + 2.0j) m.

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