Two forces each numerically equal to 5N are acting on each other and angle between them is `60^(@)` , then find resultant of these two vectors.
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Average velocity `=(underset(0)overset(25)intvdt)/(25-0)=("Area of v-t graph between t=0 to t=25 s")/25=1/25[((25+10)/2)(20)]=14 m//s`
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