Question ()À particle moles Such that its positionm at time ts is given by expressionthen=3t-13t2-2t"W Determine the pasition of the particleuchen time t = 0,1,2,3,4,.Hhen t=o, 30 - 13(0 -2)=0t=し 3--13 2Cこ -12tニ23(2)-13(<)- 2C2) = -44t= 3, 3(3)- 13(3)2 -2(3) = -96t=4, 34)2- 13C4)2 -2C4) - -168t-5, 35) - 13(5)2 -2(5) =Sol%3D|ー2C0D. Construct a table showing the positionof the particle at teis timeil,2,3,4,5.TimePOsition345-12 -44 -96-168-2602.(ii) Draw a position time graphliN) State the time when the particleis at the origin and describe theposition and direction in which the parhicleis maling towards to at thase time.M using the graph above find the velocityof tee particte at time to t for 3s

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i. Given function of position is: x=3t2-13t2-2t at t=0 sec. x(0)=3(0)2-13(0)2-2(0)=0-0-0=0 at t=1…

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i) Draw a position time negrap IN) State tae time when is at the origin and describe the position and direction in which tee partcle is maling tonady to at thase time. S using the graph above find the velocity of tee pirticte at time to t for 3s tHhe particle

i) Draw a position time negrap IN) State tae time when is at the origin and describe the position and direction in which tee partcle is maling tonady to at thase time. S using the graph above find the velocity of tee pirticte at time to t for 3s tHhe particle

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