The position of a particle is →r(t)=(5t2ˆx+6ˆy−4.5tˆz)r→(t)=(5t2x^+6y^-4.5tz^) m.Determine its velocity and acceleration as a function of time.→v(t)=v→(t)= ( ˆx+x^+ ˆy+y^+ ˆzz^) m/s →a(t)=a→(t)= ( ˆx+x^+ ˆy+y^+ ˆzz^) m/s2 What are its velocity and acceleration at time t=0t=0?→v(t=0)=v→(t=0)= m/s →a(t=0)=a→(t=0)= m/s2 The position of a particle is 7(t) = (5ta + 6ŷ – 4.5t2) m.a. Determine its velocity and acceleration as a function of time.히(t) =2) m/sá(t) = (2) m/s?b. What are its velocity and acceleration at time t =0?v(t = 0) =Select an answer ♥m/sá(t = 0) =Select an answerm/s?Select an answer"x hat""y hat""z hat"Submit Question

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The position of a particle is →r(t)=(5t2ˆx+6ˆy−4.5tˆz)r→(t)=(5t2x^+6y^-4.5tz^) m.

Determine its velocity and acceleration as a function of time.
→v(t)=v→(t)= ( ˆx+x^+ ˆy+y^+ ˆzz^) m/s

→a(t)=a→(t)= ( ˆx+x^+ ˆy+y^+ ˆzz^) m/s²
What are its velocity and acceleration at time t=0t=0?
→v(t=0)=v→(t=0)= m/s

→a(t=0)=a→(t=0)= m/s²

The position of a particle is 7(t) = (5ta + 6ŷ – 4.5t2) m.
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