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$1.4.1.$ The initial positions and velocities of the two ships are shown in the figure. Ships move without acceleration. How do I find the smallest distance between them?
$1.4.1.$ The initial positions and velocities of the two ships are shown in the figure. Ships move without acceleration. How do I find the smallest distance between them?
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