Determine the acceleration of an object at t = 3.60 s, where the speed of the object isgiven by:v = 2.50 t- 5.30 t2 +4.20where v is in m/s and t is in s, and where the object is travelling in a straight line.3554.3342843335.57.20Previous PageNext PagePage 10 of 14

Given data: The given equation of velocity is, v=2.5t4-5.3t2+4.2

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