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Physics 125 Test IIOctober 22, 1998 This is a closed book exam. You have 70 minutes to do the exam. You may use a calculator. Where appropriate, draw neat diagrams, labeling your axes and clearly indicating what variables you are using. Use Cartesia

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Physics 125 Test IIOctober 23, 1997 This is a closed book exam. You have 70 minutes to do the exam. You may use a calculator. Some (possibly) useful equations^ ^ ^ r = xi + yj + zkx - x 0 = v0 t +1 2 at 2v2 ar = rx= - b b 2 - 4ac 2a1 x -

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