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A particle of mass `2sqrt(5) Kg` is having velocity `vec v=(2hat i+hat j)m/s`" and acceleration `vec a=(hat j-hat i)m/s^(2)`" at some instant of time. At same instant find component of net force (in N) parallel to velocity.

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