PROBLEM 2.18The trajectory of an object is given by the equation x(t) = (5m) + (26m/s)t –(12m/s² )t²22. For which time t is the displacement x(t) at its maximum?2.083sb.c. 4.083 sd. 1.083 sа.3.082s23. What is this maximum value?c. 20.08 md. 21.08 mа.18.08 mb.19.08 m

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