12. Determine the acceleration of a pterodactyl who is initially moving at 25 m/s [E 37º S], making aquick turn in 2.3s to a new speed of 27 m/s [N 18° EJ

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12. Determine the acceleration of a pterodactyl who is initially moving at 25 m/s [E 37° S], making a quick turn in 2.3s to a new speed of 27 m/s [N 18° EJ

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