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How do you find avg velocity given the velocities of 5 different particles which are in component form?
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First of all find magnitude of each one... From √i^2+ j^2 + k^2 And then Sum them all And then divide by 5, I think this should be the way
That's how I find average speed but I need the average velocity to be answered in component vector form
Hmmm thats interesting...
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Yeah I'll be thinking about this one for a while I think
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