A 1.5-kg object moves up the y-axis at a constant speed. When it reaches the origin, the forces at 37° above the in the at 45° below the and in the are applied to it. (a) Will the object continue to move along the y-axis? (b) If not, what simultaneously applied force will keep it moving along the y-axis at a constant speed? (a) no (b) at 13° above the

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Delaney Weber

Physics

11 March, 04:29

A 1.5-kg object moves up the y-axis at a constant speed. When it reaches the origin, the forces at 37° above the in the at 45° below the and in the are applied to it. (a) Will the object continue to move along the y-axis? (b) If not, what simultaneously applied force will keep it moving along the y-axis at a constant speed? (a) no (b) at 13° above the

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Arabella Wilcox · Answer 1

Answer: the question is not complete. The forces acting on the object are not given.

Explanation:

Summation of the vector forces acting on the object will give the solution.