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A particle leaves the origin with an initial velocity `vecv=3hati` m/s and a constant acceleration `veca=(-hati-0.5hatj) m//s^(2)` in free space. Its velocity `vecv` and position vector `vecr` when it reaches its maximum x-coordinate are

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