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AP Physics C: Mechanics/Unit 4 – Linear Momentum
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Perpendicularity of Momentum and Velocity

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The momentum of a particle is described by the vector function p(t)=(3t2i^−4tj^)\mathbf{p}(t) = (3t^2 \hat{i} - 4t \hat{j}) kg·m/s. At what time t>0t > 0 is the momentum vector perpendicular to the velocity vector?

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There is no such time; no nonzero real solution exists for t > 0.

B

t = 0 seconds

C

t = 4/3 seconds

D

t = 3/4 seconds

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