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The subject is all about dynamics. The topic is all about the Curvilinear Motion of Particles or Tangential and Normal Components. Please use two decimal places and solve this problem attached below and show the conversion process. Use pen and paper to solve. Thank you.
Here are the formulas:
Curvilinear Motion of Particles
a_x=0 a_y=-g
v_x=v_xo v_y=v_yo-gt
x=x_o+v_xo t y=y_o+v_yo t-1/2 gt^2
for the Tangential and Normal Components fomulas:
a_t=dv/dt a_n=v^2/ρ
P.S. answer this question that attached file below and answer it correctly thank you
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