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A body moves in an x-y plane with a velocity vm/s. The component of v are Vx=5m/s, Vy=7m/s along x and y axis respectively. What

is the magnitude and direction of the velocity

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mariarad [96]2 years ago

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the answer is in the picture ok

good luck don't worry it's a correct

#carry on learning

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