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Physics, 28.08.2019 23:10, infoneetusinghoyg22o

Amoving electron accelerates at 5200m/s^2 in a 55.0 direction. after 0.350as, it has a velocity of 6598m/s in a -20.5 direction. what is the x-component of the initial velocity?
find the x component and y component

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