The displacement of particle #1 is r1(t) = 2i-5tj and the displacement of particle #2 is r2(t) = -4ti + 4tj. Find v12, the relative velocity of particle1 with respect to particle2. You must sketch a graph to illustrate your result.

The displacement of particle #1 is r1(t) = 2i-5tj and the displacement of particle #2 is r2(t) = -4ti + 4tj. Find v12, the relative velocity of particle1 with respect to particle2. You must sketch a graph to illustrate your result.

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Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter3: Motion In Two Dimensions

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