A particle of mass 2kg moves with an ini...

A particle of mass 2kg moves with an initial velocity of `vec(v)=4hat(i) +4hat(j) ms^(-1)`. A constant force of `vec(F) =20hat(j)N` is applied on the particle. Initially, the particle was at (0,0). The x-coordinates of the particle when its y-coordinates again becomes zero is given by

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