At time t=0 a particle at the origin of an x⁢y⁢z-coordinate system has a velocity vector of v0=i+5j−k. The acceleration function of the particle is a(t)=32t^2i+j+(cos⁡2t)k. Find the speed of the particle at time t=1. Round your answer to two decimal places.

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At time t=0 a particle at the origin of an x⁢y⁢z-coordinate system has a velocity vector of v0=i+5j−k. The acceleration function of the particle is a(t)=32t^2i+j+(cos⁡2t)k.
Find the speed of the particle at time t=1.

Round your answer to two decimal places.

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