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    The document describes the instantaneous velocities and constant accelerations of three points (1, 2, P) over time. Point 1 has an instantaneous velocity of 7.520452493i−20,92723313 j, point 2 has a velocity of 11.37330211i−20,9750676 j, and point P has a velocity of 9,398364817 i−20,80010352 j. All three points have a constant acceleration of -10 j.

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    The document describes the instantaneous velocities and constant accelerations of three points (1, 2, P) over time. Point 1 has an instantaneous velocity of 7.520452493i−20,92723313 j, point 2 has a velocity of 11.37330211i−20,9750676 j, and point P has a velocity of 9,398364817 i−20,80010352 j. All three points have a constant acceleration of -10 j.

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    The document describes the instantaneous velocities and constant accelerations of three points (1, 2, P) over time. Point 1 has an instantaneous velocity of 7.520452493i−20,92723313 j, point 2 has a velocity of 11.37330211i−20,9750676 j, and point P has a velocity of 9,398364817 i−20,80010352 j. All three points have a constant acceleration of -10 j.

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    v inst , ainst

    Apartado 0:

    v inst 1=7.520452493i20,92723313 j

    v inst 2=11.37330211i20,9750676 j

    v inst P =9,398364817 i20,80010352 j

    ains 1 = -10
    ainst 2 = -10
    ainst p

    = -10

    am =( 2,5 )

    Apartado 0.1:

    am =

    Aceleraciones cte

    v (5 )v ( 2) v ( 5 )v (2) 10 (5 )+ 10(2)
    =
    =
    =10 j
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    3
    3

    am =

    v ( 5)=7.520452493 i+ ( 9,07276 687310(5) ) j

    v ( 2)=7.520452493 i+ ( 9,07276687310(2) ) j

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