Problem 4.40 11 of 11 > A 3.2 kg object has the following two forces acting on it F1= (17i+ 19j)N F = (-9.0i + 21j) N Constants Part A If the object is initially at rest, determine its velocity v at t = 3.5s Express your answer using two significant figures. Enter the z and y components of the veloe separated by a comma. VO AE Vz, Vy = m/s Submit Request Answer

Problem 4.40 11 of 11 > A 3.2 kg object has the following two forces acting on it F1= (17i+ 19j)N F = (-9.0i + 21j) N Constants Part A If the object is initially at rest, determine its velocity v at t = 3.5s Express your answer using two significant figures. Enter the z and y components of the veloe separated by a comma. VO AE Vz, Vy = m/s Submit Request Answer

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