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If the displacement in the x-direction is dx = 4t, what would you plug in for t in dy = v0,y t + 1/2ay t2?dx / 2dx / 4 -dx / 44 / dx

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If the displacement in the x-direction is dx = 4t, what would you plug in for t in dy = v0,y t + 1/2ay t2?dx / 2dx / 4 -dx / 44 / dx
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The question seems to be asking what value of 't' you would use in the equation for displacement in the y-direction (dy = v0,y t + 1/2ay t^2) given that the displacement in the x-direction (dx) is equal to 4t.

From the equation dx = 4t, you can solve for 't' by dividing both sides of the equation b Knowee AI is a powerful AI-powered study tool designed to help you to solve study problem.

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