A particle's position as a function of time is given by the equation m r(t) 4.00 %3D S S а. What is the particle's velocity as a function of time? (Leave your answer in component form.) What is the particle's average velocity between t=-1.00s andt=+2.00s ? (Leave your answer in component form.) b.

A particle's position as a function of time is given by the equation m r(t) 4.00 %3D S S а. What is the particle's velocity as a function of time? (Leave your answer in component form.) What is the particle's average velocity between t=-1.00s andt=+2.00s ? (Leave your answer in component form.) b.

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