A bicycle, initially located Xo = 2.3 m at time t-0 seconds, has a velocity at time t given by%3Dv = 1.6 t3 + 5.6twith v in m/s and t in seconds. What is the position x (in meters) and the acceleration a (in m/s2) ofthe bicycle at time t?

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A bicycle, initially located xo = 2.3 m at time t=0 seconds, has a velocity at time t given by v = 1.6 t3 + 5.6 t with v in m/s and t in seconds. What is the position x (in meters) and the acceleration a (in m/s2) of the bicycle at time t?

A bicycle, initially located xo = 2.3 m at time t=0 seconds, has a velocity at time t given by v = 1.6 t3 + 5.6 t with v in m/s and t in seconds. What is the position x (in meters) and the acceleration a (in m/s2) of the bicycle at time t?

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A bicycle, initially located Xo = 2.3 m at time t-0 seconds, has a velocity at time t given by
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v = 1.6 t3 + 5.6t
with v in m/s and t in seconds. What is the position x (in meters) and the acceleration a (in m/s2) of
the bicycle at time t?

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