Problem 8: If the blimp in the above problem took off from the origin on the ground such that it always moved with a constant speed vo while being on the curve x = (a) Find the x and y components of the velocity as function of y. Find the magnitude of velocity from these. Draw the velocity vector () at y = 1 on the path's graph (x = 2²). Ans (partial): x = voy √1+y² (b) Find the x and y components of the acceleration as function of y. Find the magnitude of acceleration from these components. Draw the acceleration vector (a) at y = 1 on the same path graph above. Ans (partial): |ā| = vỏ/(1+ y²)¹.5

Problem 8: If the blimp in the above problem took off from the origin on the ground such that it always moved with a constant speed vo while being on the curve x = (a) Find the x and y components of the velocity as function of y. Find the magnitude of velocity from these. Draw the velocity vector () at y = 1 on the path's graph (x = 2²). Ans (partial): x = voy √1+y² (b) Find the x and y components of the acceleration as function of y. Find the magnitude of acceleration from these components. Draw the acceleration vector (a) at y = 1 on the same path graph above. Ans (partial): |ā| = vỏ/(1+ y²)¹.5

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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