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Physics, 24.03.2021 08:50 cristinaarmijo1

Suppose you have two planes A and B both traveling at a constant velocity. Let's say A travels at a velocity of (-i+6j) m/s, and B at (3i+4j) m/s, and when t=0, plane A has a position vector of (2i-10j) m, and plane B has a position vector of (-26i+4j) m. a) At what time will these planes collide?
b) In what position will the planes collide?

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