The cross product<span>. ... The </span>cross product<span> is </span>defined<span> only for three-dimensional vectors. If and </span>are<span> two three-dimensional vectors, then their </span>cross product<span>, </span>written <span>as a × b and pronounced “a </span>cross<span> b,” is another three-dimensional </span>vector<span>.
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Can’t see the other graphs but C or D, the one most similar to A
Answer:4/2
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78=p
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t=0.93 seconds or t=0.07 seconds
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If
The time when the projectile lands on the ground is when its height, h=0.
Using Factoring by Perfect Squares
Divide all through by the coefficient of
Next, divide the coefficient of t by 2, square it and add it to both sides.
Taking square roots of both sides
Therefore: