A particle moves through 3-space in such a way that its acceleration is a(t) = 8sin 2ri +8cos 2tj+e'k. where t is time measured in seconds. The initial velocity of the particle is v, = 2i – 3j+k. At time t= 7, find i) the velocity vector of the particle. ii) the scalar tangential and normal components of acceleration.

A particle moves through 3-space in such a way that its acceleration is a(t) = 8sin 2ri +8cos 2tj+e'k. where t is time measured in seconds. The initial velocity of the particle is v, = 2i – 3j+k. At time t= 7, find i) the velocity vector of the particle. ii) the scalar tangential and normal components of acceleration.

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